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Siam Ruby Red question?
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I have a Siam ruby red banana, and something is feeding on it at night. I put some Sevin spray on it in hopes it will kill what is feeding on it. There is no evidence in the morning except for excrement left by whatever it was. Does anybody have any ideas what I'm dealing with? Thank you for your time, Jamie |
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Re: Siam Ruby Red question?
Maybe a Slug/snail, put some salt around the pot and that will kill them.
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