The Cabbage Worm and Parsley worm can cause a lot of damage to leafy green plants and their holes are often mistakenly blamed on some type of flying bug. The Cabbage Moth
The pretty white butterfly we see in our gardens couldn't possibly be causing any damage. Most of us think that a bug has to be ugly and black or green to be a "bad" bug. This butterfly can lay eggs on a plant and within a few days they are hatched and eating their weight in leaves every day. The eggs of the Cabbage Moth
Watch carefully throughout the season for moths and as soon as you see them fluttering start looking for the eggs and worms. Picking them off usually keeps them under control, just keep checking for new damage through the season. Or, you can spray your plants organically underneath the leaves with Bacillus thorniness or BTU to kill the eggs. It washes off in rain and must be applied once a week. Larger caterpillars can be squashed or if you prefer, killed with other organic insecticides like Ne em II. Just follow the directions on the package.
To get their children to eat cabbage.
they lay eggs
i don't think they lay eggs
worms lay 1000 and earthworms lay only 500
no
warms is spelled worms and yes they lays eggs they are not mammals so they lay eggs
because they are small
They lay eggs.
because they are small
butterfly
They either throw them up or regergitate them.
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