Tomato Pest Identification
JF6089
10 years ago
Hi, just wondering if anyone can identify this pest. The image file I attached is a pic of its back. There's also a small white clumpy looking white thing attached to the leaf; I don't know how else to describe it. Please tell me what you think it might be, and what I should treat the tomato plant with, if anything.
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