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flies eating loganberries

amandstu · 2013-07-29 12:56:49

This happens a lot even though it seems worse when the fruit is already a bit over ripe. But I wonder are the flies (midges?) spoiling the berries before it becomes noticeable-making them go soft before their time. Other than that is there really no treatment at all except for growing your crop indoors in controlled…

29-07-2013 12:56pm

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This happens a lot even though it seems worse when the fruit is already a bit over ripe.

But I wonder are the flies (midges?) spoiling the berries before it becomes noticeable-making them go soft before their time.

Other than that is there really no treatment at all except for growing your crop indoors in controlled conditions?

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