Possible strawberry pest or normal structure?
ErinLynn83
10 years ago
I found little yellow oval shaped structures on my strawberry plant. They are only on 2 stems. Is this normal? This is my second year growing strawberries and I have never noticed them before. I want to make sure they aren't a pest! Thanks! I can post more pictures, if needed. They are about 2-3mm long.
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