Fuchsia Leaf Holes: Likely Leafcutter Bees—Beneficial, No Control Needed

Circular holes in fuchsia leaves with no visible insects are classic leafcutter bee damage. Bees cut leaf pieces to line nests.

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Leafcutter bees are native pollinators—damage is cosmetic, no treatment needed.

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