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richdelmo

Need quick help..found horn worm with parasite eggs what to do???

richdelmo
10 years ago

Just found a tomato horn worm attached to a pepper plant that I have had indoors for about a week. I pulled it off the plant and currently have it in a plastic cup. What do I do with it, place in the garden or what.

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