Bug Watch: Citrus gall wasp
Photo - Linda Ross
Bulging citrus stems indicate the presence of citrus gall moth, which lays its eggs in the bark at the ends of citrus branches. No need to spray, just cut off affected branches.
Bulging citrus stems indicate the presence of citrus gall moth, which lays its eggs in the bark at the ends of citrus branches. No need to spray, just cut off affected branches.
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Dear Anonymous,
You're in luck! Linda and i are in the process of shooting a video about how best to manage a minor infestation of the Bronze Orange Bug, AKA, stink bug. Watch out for it in a few weeks time. In the mean time, check out our latest Bugwatch article all about the Bronze Orange Bug and how to control it. Just click on the picture of the stink bug on the home page.
Happy gardening,
Dan.
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