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DalPuri
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Re: Deggi Mirch infestation
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May 15, 2015, 01:11 PM »
Birds aren't affected by chillies or chilli powder. Its a good way of deterring squirrels from the feeder.
They could be moth larvae, hard to tell from a photo.
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George
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Re: Deggi Mirch infestation
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May 15, 2015, 07:27 PM »
I think you may be correct that it was moth larvae.
Here's an image I found via google for one kind of moth and it looks remarkably similar. And, yes, moths are a known pest in my area:
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livo
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Re: Deggi Mirch infestation
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May 16, 2015, 12:50 AM »
Pantry moths are a real problem out here and there are certain things they just love in the grub stage. Dried fruit and bran are among the worst so Sultana Bran is a paradise for grubs.
Not sure if you can get them over there but I use a pantry moth trap which is a piece of cardboard that you fold into a triangular prism shape, open each end. The inside is lined with a bait infused sticky gel. After a few week in the pantry it is basically full when the infestation is bad. I regularly need to go through and locate the source of infestation and toss it out.
I have recently been going through all of my herbs and spices, grains, flours and legumes and transferring them to O-ring sealed Clip-it containers. I have found bugs inside them so they must come inside the original packaging.
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