Common Cat facing and weather or Pests?

SueCT · August 10, 2017

I have a couple of tomatoes that have some unusual damage. Lets start with the mildest first, and work up to the really ugly.

Is this Thrip damage or weather/environmental damage?

IMG_1804 by Susan Albetski, on Flickr

IMG_1806 by Susan Albetski, on Flickr

Now for the really ugly, lol.

Is this just cat facing or worm damage or something else? All the tiny holes in the scarred area are what are making me wonder what it is. Did something just eat into it and reach the gel/seed area and it just scarred over, or are those wholes mad by an insect of some kind?

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IMG_1823 by Susan Albetski, on Flickr[/IMG]

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IMG_1825 by Susan Albetski, on Flickr[/IMG]

Lastly, would you cut off the bad side and eat the good side and peel the yellow one and use it or toss these?

August 10, 2017	#1
SueCT Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2012 Location: Connecticut Posts: 1,460	Common Cat facing and weather or Pests? I have a couple of tomatoes that have some unusual damage. Lets start with the mildest first, and work up to the really ugly. Is this Thrip damage or weather/environmental damage? IMG_1804 by Susan Albetski, on Flickr IMG_1806 by Susan Albetski, on Flickr Now for the really ugly, lol. Is this just cat facing or worm damage or something else? All the tiny holes in the scarred area are what are making me wonder what it is. Did something just eat into it and reach the gel/seed area and it just scarred over, or are those wholes mad by an insect of some kind? [IMG]IMG_1823 by Susan Albetski, on Flickr[/IMG] [IMG]IMG_1825 by Susan Albetski, on Flickr[/IMG] Lastly, would you cut off the bad side and eat the good side and peel the yellow one and use it or toss these?