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What are apple maggots?

April 26, 2017Apple maggots

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What are apple maggots?

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Adult female apple maggots are small fruit flies (about ¼ inch long) that lay their eggs just below the skin of apples. They can attack immature fruit starting in June or July and successive flights can continue laying eggs into the fall. The eggs hatch within a few days as larvae.