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Lol idk I kinda like it here minus the weather lol
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Silkworms on Hornworm Chow
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Weather being the main culprit. For me, things grown in greenhouses don't taste the same. All my herbs are grown outside. For alot of those, I need wooded areas where organics and virgin soil exist to grow the best. I dry some for winter use, but they do lose some of their umfffff.
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These guys are everywhere around here. Mostly in pecans but will get in any fruit or nut bearing tree.
I have a feeling that mulberry's aren't the ONLY plant that the worms eat.
I know that those aren't the zebra's or normal white silkies that we normally feed. But with what you've said about them eating the hornworm chow you have I wonder if there are other trees, like the pecan, that they can and will eat.
