caterpillar on my little orange tree eating all the leaves
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Well, the caterpillar is beautiful, that’s for sure. I’m just sad for my tiny orange tree. Can I move the bugger to another plant? Any ideas? See picture. I have no idea what species it is.
It’s a funny one I can’t tell if the head is near me or near the stem.
That one sure likes eating! It looks like a heavy feeder, when you see it isn’t even that big yet. Isn’t there a species of caterpillars that only eats citrus trees? I hope for you this isn’t one of them! You won’t be able to move it anywhere else!
You can use some bug traps, I use some of them. All you do is press on the button and set it down for three or more days to get the most out of it.
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