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About the Author Max5 Rockinhham 11th September 2010 10:53am #UserID: 4210 Posts: 1 View All Max5's Edible Fruit Trees |
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Pauline says... Have a look at the back of the leaves. Are there wobbly lines? If so it is leaf miner. At this time of the year in Adelaide though lots of citrus get a bit of a curl because of the cold we have had. As it is warming up new leaves will not be curled if it is this. Squish as many catapillars as you can. There are special catapillar sprays you can get, but if it is in a pot just squishing them might be the easiest way. | About the Author Pauline Adelaide 5th October 2010 9:22pm #UserID: 1532 Posts: 293 View All Pauline's Edible Fruit Trees |