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eggs in roots of tomato plant?
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eggs in roots of tomato plant?
AndreaHall 3/30/2011, 7:05 pm
I was planting my purchases from Tomatomania today and found these gross little eggs in the bottom of one of my plants. Any ideas on what they might have hatched into, had they not been smeared into the concrete by my shoe once I scraped them out? Gross.
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Re: eggs in roots of tomato plant?
Lavender Debs 3/30/2011, 7:13 pm
slugs? Usually slug caviar is orange so maybe not.
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Re: eggs in roots of tomato plant?
Ha-v-v 3/30/2011, 7:15 pm
I dont know what they are, but all I can say is "good eye" !!! Man I didnt even think of looking at things I planted, I just plant. I will be looking for sure now!!
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