Tomato Bug ID
m5allen
11 years ago
I have been finding these bugs on my tomato plants and I have no idea what they are. They are very small - probably about 2mm. They seem to die when I spray them with neem.
See the pic of the bug below in the center (the other small black dots are dirt.)
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