Julie,

commercial availability? LOL! It would be a great way to get rid of them but more would have to be produced in order to do so
I would not be surprised if the local ag dept (VT, ME, NH, etc) would not allow this and rightfully so.

I grow a lot of native plants and I had just planted two solomon seal that I had nurtured from seed from my mother plant. I put them in a protected spot right out front. Much to my dismay I found them severely chewed the very next day! I went out at night with my flashlight and sure enough - CUTWORMS!!!!! UGH! I hate them. They did enough damage to kill one of the two



>>Hi Lele,
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>>Wow, thanks for all that great info. So I guess breeding these for commercial availability is out of the question. Too bad, they certainly would have been cheaper than butterworms and silkworms. LOL
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>>Julie Williams
>>www.baskingwonders.com
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0.2 house geckos - Gaia & Tia (both MIA
0.2 felines - Kyndra and Líta
1.0 African Clawed Frog (for summer)
0.5 Mad. Hissers (for summer - all girls, no little ones, whew!)

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