Hi All,
I have a small blueberry bush ( Herbert Variety ) which has fruited for the first time this year and last night whilst picking my first ripe batch, I had quite a few with a hole in the top of them.
On closer inspection, there was a small green caterpillar in each one about 2mm diameter x 12 - 14mm long. They moved quick and hung on a fine thread when disturbed. Several more were spotted under leaves and each seemed to have a small web close by.
Does anyone have a clue what it is and how to combat it. I fear my crop will be lost otherwise. Also, if you know what it is, will it affect other fruit, Blackcurrant, gooseberry etc.
Thank all
Darren
I have a small blueberry bush ( Herbert Variety ) which has fruited for the first time this year and last night whilst picking my first ripe batch, I had quite a few with a hole in the top of them.
On closer inspection, there was a small green caterpillar in each one about 2mm diameter x 12 - 14mm long. They moved quick and hung on a fine thread when disturbed. Several more were spotted under leaves and each seemed to have a small web close by.
Does anyone have a clue what it is and how to combat it. I fear my crop will be lost otherwise. Also, if you know what it is, will it affect other fruit, Blackcurrant, gooseberry etc.
Thank all
Darren
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