Fig.1 So much for trying to grow broccoli
I thought picking them off would do. Now I've used a chemical spray So much for trying get nature to manage my veg patch. There is no cost saving whatsoever; the plot is too small. There are fresh veggies which so far appear in gluts. I can only assume that each year I'll learn and understand a bit more, and every year have to deal with quite different seasonal weather conditions.
What is this? Cabbage white? What's the answer?
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The answer is netting from the moment you put the seedling in the ground to the moment of picking. A quote I heard on telly 'you've got to net it to get it', sad but true and that is why allotments are so tatty.
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Forgot to say either cabbage white or large white - can't remember which but foul to get rid of and if I remember correctly birds won't touch them.
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I've got the netting, but unfortunately my planting is nutty - odd plants all around the plot. I'll make significant progress next year as I made such a mess of it this year - could be how I sum up the OU too!