help ... something is eating my plants

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endlesslyonline

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So, something is eating my plants, and i have no idea what? As u will see on the pics, its not small holes on the leaves, but the entire leaves are being eaten.

I have inspected the plants, but cant see any bugs near or on it, but something tells me it must be a big bug?

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endlesslyonline

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Its in my yard, so i can safely say its not a rabbit.

I have never seen any rats or cats here, but i cant say for sure.

But u think its not a bug?
 
ISK

ISK

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endlesslyonline said:
Its in my yard, so i can safely say its not a rabbit.

I have never seen any rats or cats here, but i cant say for sure.

But u think its not a bug?
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yeah, way too much missing to be bugs....it has to be some sort of critter.
 
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endlesslyonline

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Ok, well if it was bugs, i would not mind killing them. But anything bigger than a bug, i dont wanna harm, especially if there ia a chance that it might be a cat or something.

So, next question is, if it keeps eating a leave every now and then, whats the worst case scenario? Just a few missing leaves? Or can the plant die?
 
Walter9999

Walter9999

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Get some neem oil and spray both up and under the leaves...it's a natural product and is good to have in your arsenal...then see what happens...it's cheap and available in most garden shops...g/l
 
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endlesslyonline

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I have neem oil, but thought it was just for spider mites.


And i think i have found the hungry critter. Pic from google, but its the exact same one i just saw about 2 feet away from my plants. 92196595.jpg
 
Diabolical666

Diabolical666

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Grasshoppers dont do that kind of damage, they eat gapping holes here n there. I bet if you look around the plant you might find rabbit scat. Using the neem oil you have might keep the rabbits away, thats why it was suggested;)
 
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