What is this critter that decoded to eat half the stems and leaves from my Carolina reaper?

by Traditional-Spell733

16 Comments

  1. Traditional-Spell733

    Not decoded, decided. Not sure how to edit my post to fix that.

  2. rumplefester

    They are pure evil! Destroy with extreme prejudice!

  3. Handies4Cookiez

    Gargomel, destroyer of gardens, bringer of destruction.

  4. Capt__Murphy

    Unless you have chickens to feed this to, make sure you squish it and then light it on fire to serve as a warning to all the other tomato horn worms out there

  5. IslayHaveAnother

    It aucks to kill anything, but these need to be picked and drowned. Just the way it is.

  6. k_preezy

    You, too, have been visited by the very hungry caterpillar! It’s actually impressive how much damage a single hornworm can do in a very short amount of time. Check your other plants too of you have others. Keep in mind that they’re surprisingly hard to spot to be so darn huge. Also, they glow under a blacklight, so if you have one, shine it on your plants at night and they’re pretty easy to spot.

  7. delilahsmom85

    An asshole. At least that’s what I call them.

  8. go_green_team

    Get to work w/ a black light and find the rest. If there’s one that big, there are likely more

  9. CaptainTurdfinger

    Toss it in the middle of the road and wait for birds to find it, or use it for fishing. Bass love them, so do crappie, and turtles.

  10. Ok-Caregiver7091

    I heard if you fry them they taste like tomatoes and shrimp

  11. needtogetalife2

    The green devil. Destroy with extreme prejudice

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