They did surgery on a grape?! ๐ณ
this post was submitted on 25 Jul 2023
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I think a solution is to do crop rotation. By planting the squash in a totally different/ opposite location and also removing all traces of dead squash vines, the caterpillars won't survive the winter and won't be abundant enough to cause harm the next year.