Whitefly
In Peppers grown under cover, whitefly populations can get up to great numbers (VGPS)
In Peppers grown under cover, whitefly populations can get up to great numbers (VGPS)
Anthonomus eugenii Image search from Google common pest in southern California, but often migrates up to areas with warm winters Adult is a small beetle (1/8″ long) with a dark body that looks brassy Larvae are off-white grubs with a brown head, 1/4″ at maturity Adult females lay their eggs in holes created in pepper […]
Zonosemata electa Google Images fly larvae overwinters as a pupa in the soil; adults emerge over a 10- to 14-day period, starting when the soil warms up during the summer, the female lays her eggs in punctures she creates in the skin of the pepper fruit 8-10 days later the maggots emerge from the eggs […]
stub
In Peppers watch for blossom drop, as they feed on the buds (VGPS)
cause yellow stippling on leaves; look closely at leaves for small dark specks and webbing on leaf undersides. (VGPS) under cover, peppers can suffer from bad infestations of Red Spider Mite. (GV) Big-Eyed Bugs (Geocoris spp of the Lygaeid family) love to eat many pests, such as flea beetles, spider mites, insect eggs and small caterpillars. […]
stub
Flea beetles, part of the Chrysomelidae family,are tiny black or brown-bronze beetles that jump like a flea, and leave tiny holes or divots in the leaves. They seem to especially love eggplant leaves. Fruits, like eggplant, also get damaged with scarring from the flea beetles feeding. Productivity is also reduced because they love the new leaves, growing tips […]
often cut new transplants or seedlings off cleanly near soil level green caterpillars that chew large holes in leaves (RGVPS) note: more of a brown than a green, to me Google Images handpick
Helicoverpa zea Google Images In Peppers: Corn Earworms eat holes in the pepper fruit