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Old 09-17-2007, 08:02 AM
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Default What was this critter?

I found leaf miners on my kumquat, and knew how to treat them. But, there was a small catepillar/worm boring into the fruit! It would web between two fruits, and then just bore in, almost like a corn earworm.

I couldn't find it in many web searches, but knew I had to treat it. I reasoned the same treatment, (oil spray), for leaf miners would work as well, but may lose fruit.

Lo and behold, it worked! No more borers, (if that's what they were), and no more leaf miners. Plus, I retained all my fruit, (it's dropping from the winds here, I think), and have seen new blooms.

Any thoughts as to what this thing was? It was minute in size, a light tannish brown, with a dark stripe down each side. There were two in each kumquat that was affected, and only a mere handful was, altogether.
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Default I dunno...

I'm familiar with leaf miners, aphids, scale, white flies and spider mites...I even found, what I think was, an 'orange dog' on one of my citrus this summer. I don't know what you found but I hope/trust that you destroyed it and I also hope I never get to know it first hand.
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Every single one we found was killed at once. I hope it was just something off the wall, and I won't see it again.
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