
Exactly. That is why it has to be the Greater Mottled Amazonian Razor Backed BeetleWhen I have that sort of problem it is usually small beetles that like to attack at night. Difficult to see during the day. Spray with a bug killer

ThanksWhen I have that sort of problem it is usually small beetles that like to attack at night. Difficult to see during the day. Spray with a bug killer
I was thinking more like red lilly beatles. Yours don't survive up here.Exactly. That is why it has to be the Greater Mottled Amazonian Razor Backed Beetle


They do! They grow to 4ft long if you feed them beetroot juice mixed with caterpillar skins..I was thinking more like red lilly beatles. Yours don't survive up here.
You bellend!Hi All
On reflection, I think it may have been the terrible sleet we had yesterday. (Spotted some of the damaged foliage on the ground) Will those holes stunt the growth of the flowers?
Thanks

WTF RU talking about?You bellend!
Caterpillar?Slugs or earwigs is my bet.
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