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[Mikescottson]

 

[Mikescottson]

Just got home today and saw this.i have only seen gnats very few of em..what could this be??

 

[baked in the bluegrass]

Ya got cats?

 

[Mikescottson]

Ya got cats?

Yea

 

[baked in the bluegrass]

Look like cats mightta nipped at em, or maybe ya ripped em by hand foolin around in there.

 

[Mikescottson]

Look like cats mightta nipped at em, or maybe ya ripped em by hand foolin around in there.

I think your right I may have ripped em when I was leaf tucking...

 

[baked in the bluegrass]

Hopefully thats all it is!
I have big clumsy bear hands and tear the sh!t outta my poor babies lol, its usually no worries tho it is unsightly

 

[Proph]

That doesn't look natural, and it definitely doesn't look like an accidental rip or accidental damage. Looks exactly like something eating at the leaves. Cats are possible, but I'd think the marks would be bigger than that. My first guess is a rouge grasshopper. Not sure if you see them around often but that's my first thought.
Fungus gnats don't eat leaves, and the insects that do, don't stop eating until the leaf is gone. You'd also be able to see the insects on the bottom of the leaves. Keep an eye out for a rougue cricket!

 

[Mikescottson]

That doesn't look natural, and it definitely doesn't look like an accidental rip or accidental damage. Looks exactly like something eating at the leaves. Cats are possible, but I'd think the marks would be bigger than that. My first guess is a rouge grasshopper. Not sure if you see them around often but that's my first thought.
Fungus gnats don't eat leaves, and the insects that do, don't stop eating until the leaf is gone. You'd also be able to see the insects on the bottom of the leaves. Keep an eye out for a rougue cricket!

Yea I checked all over for something didn't find any I'll keep an ear for crickets ...thanks