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Lets talk about , , or maybe , usually from ! are also a less common but possible issue!

Pictured: from a little white moth, will take 1-2 weeks to hatch

**d nightmare, chewing into budding sites, causing mold and spreading disease.

These are a nocturnal menace, spinning threads to lower themselves several feet, burrowing into the ground to hide their from the sun.

Hatchlings will look like a single strand of hair and are easily missed. Worms you do see are often 2-4 weeks into its vacation.

What Can I Do Though!?

happen, knowing what's a problem later so you can focus on is vital.

Which came first?
Lets start at the egg. we can prevent them, never with sprays ideally.
Bug zappers and other traps or lures perhaps. Even a crazy fan could work, or just a netting.

Already ?
Never spray, but there are somethings that work similarly.
you can knock them off with air or suck them in. Water: healthy plants are waterproof in a healthy environment, and a strong spray of water isnt the same as chemicals or bios that can contaminate your .
If you see any, you can pluck them right off with chopsticks!!

Worms have sensitive skin, catch them in the dirt with diatomaceous earth or as they descend in the early mornings. As they grow, they'll hide deep in your instead, sleeping in their own f***s like an unwanted step-brother.

Lastly, you can stop that moth love from ever happening in the first place.

WeedoLove love though.

Weedwalks?
Yes, please