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Lepidoptera / Noctuidae
Phalaenoides glycinae
What are Grape Vine Moth Caterpillars?
An Australian native, the Grape Vine Moth was identified in New Zealand in the 1940s as an introduced agricultural pest. A striking looking caterpillar; it's black with pale yellow lines in a cross-hatched pattern, a series of lateral red spots and a big red rump. It has long white hairs scattered over its skin.
Symptoms
Caterpillar-eaten holes in grape or fuchsia leaves.
Yates Success Ultra Insect Control - Concentrate
Helps control common caterpillars, thrips, codling moth and tomato potato psyllid. Contains spinetoram derived from beneficial soil bacteria.
Yates Nature's Way Derris Dust
Controls most chewing and sucking insect pests, including caterpillars. It is particularly effective against white butterfly caterpillars.
Yates Nature's Way Natural Insect Spray Pyrethrum - Concentrate
Controls a wide variety of insect pests on vegetables, flowers and ornamentals.
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