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Not sure if I'm using the site properly but am responding to post 1889 from Lindsay M.
Only way I can see to add a new pic is to ask a new question.
Lindsay, thanks for your response. Attached is a higher res image. Hopefully it will be easier to zoom in on. I couldn't see a horn on the tail end. Second attached pic shows the neat little entry hole. When I cut open the chilli with the hole in it I could not find an inhabitant...?
The caterpillar was about 15mm long.
Any suggestions on how to control? Prefer to treat "organically" but have be known to go "thermo nuclear" if have to.
Thanks
Allan
Only way I can see to add a new pic is to ask a new question.
Lindsay, thanks for your response. Attached is a higher res image. Hopefully it will be easier to zoom in on. I couldn't see a horn on the tail end. Second attached pic shows the neat little entry hole. When I cut open the chilli with the hole in it I could not find an inhabitant...?
The caterpillar was about 15mm long.
Any suggestions on how to control? Prefer to treat "organically" but have be known to go "thermo nuclear" if have to.
Thanks
Allan
Caterpillar in Bhut Jolokia
Hole in Bhut Jolokia fruit
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by: Allan Bennett
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Posted: November 18, 2014
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