Is this a THRIP?
cherrypicker
14 years ago
Please help! My tomatoes look terrible and are stunted badly. I posted a thread titled "TSWV?..." yesterday but wanted to post this seperately in case it could help anyone else. This bug does not have the "tail pipes" readily visible on an aphid and is not pear shaped. It's longer and skinnier. I have NO experience whatsoever with these so I'd like to hear your thoughts!!
Thanks for reading! :)
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