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Codling moth—How to keep the worms away organically

April 14, 2011 - GrowOrganic

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Organic control of codling moths

How to keep those worms out of your apples and pears You might not know their names, but you’ve probably met codling moths before. Codling “moth” sounds kind of cute and fluttery; you’ve encountered it as the “worm” in your apple. Yuck! Messing with the life cycle of the codling moth Codling moths are a serious pest for apple, pear and walnut trees. Control them by interrupting their life cycle at various points. Here’s a helpful diagram from UC Davis Integrated…

Worms In Your Apples?

It is such a satisfying experience to reach up into an apple tree and pluck a shiny apple from a branch. Should you take a big, juicy bite and see that the remaining apple in your hand has brown yuck and half a worm inside—and you just swallowed—it may be time to take out the artillery. The Codling Moth lays its larvae on the developing fruit and leaves of apples and pears, and it can also attack walnuts. When the eggs hatch, the young…

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