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Centipedes on my plant

Asked by saver55 4 months ago, 2 answers.

there is hundreds of centipedes on my plant.im sure they are centipedes.should I kill them???

Answered by jjes28 on Jul 12, 2009, 01:57PM
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if you are not 100% certain they are centipedes maybe do a check on google , get a picture up and compare. Centipedes more often live right on the ground and in soil . They move quite fast and grow to be a few metres long. Im not sure if they would be harmful or not- are they eating holes in the leaves? if so best to go to garden supply centr and ask someone what they have as a good insect repellant

Answered by emmymaroon on Jul 12, 2009, 04:27PM
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Centipedes do not get meters long! There may be a bunch of , but is this a potted plant or in the garden? If potted, almost surely not centipedes.In either care, get a Safer plant spray; It uses soap to kill bugs without poisoning the planet.

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