It looks dangerous, but it is not, while the upper skin is pure Green, on turning it upside down, it resembles like very poisonous.
Last few days, I was worried of the my little lemon plant on my terrace pot. It was not growing and lately, the leafes were all eaten up.
And, today, I found the intrudder, who is hiding right at the bottom of plant. Looking awkwardly towards me.
It was Green Caterpillar which was silently grazing on the lemony leafes and destroying the plant.
This is the first time I have such big Caterpillar on my terrace. Not sure how it reach on top but surprisingly it was destroying my plant.
Immediately, without wasting any time, I took out the little intruder. Better to be safe I put the on the boundary wall to see it closely using my mobile camera. What looks to be pretier at first was actually very rogue.
The top part is quite Green and does looked attractive. I took following few shots before throwing them away.
Don't worry, looking at the pic, might many would assume I am harming the little insects, but actually it was one of the dry plant straw in my hand, which I was using to turn it upside down.
Now I feel my lemon plant and my terrace is safe from such intruder. But still I am wondering, from where they easily get such entry. Hope you likes the little insects that took all the shine from my little lemon plant.
@steemflow