Question: How do you stop cranberry fruitworm from spreading once they have infested your cranberry plant?
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Observe the berries daily. If they turn red on time, they are infested with cranberry fruitworm. Remove the infested berries from the cranberry plant and dispose of them.
Observe the berries daily. If they turn red prematurely, they are infested with cranberry fruitworm. Remove the infested berries from the cranberry plant and dispose of them.
Answer: Observe the berries daily. If they turn red prematurely, they are infested with cranberry fruitworm. Remove the infested berries from the cranberry plant and dispose of them.