What kind of worm is the maggot in tomato?

There are maggots in tomatoes, which may be boring bugs. Emamectin benzoate, deltamethrin, indoxacarb and other drugs can be used for control after discovery. Sometimes larvae of maggot-eating flies are parasitic on tomatoes. If this is the case, don't worry too much. They are usually harmless. They will lay eggs on the fruit and get into the fruit after hatching.

Generally, maggots in tomatoes can be sprayed with 265,438+0% disinfectant emulsifiable concentrate (65,438+0,500-3,000 times) or 50% malathion emulsion (800 times), or 50 kilograms of fine soil can be mixed with 3 kilograms of 2.5% trichlorfon powder per mu, and then the medicinal soil is sprinkled on the top leaves and young leaves of tomato plants. Or it can be killed by artificial capture, that is, the cotton bollworm larvae are caught on the plants every morning.