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I'm finally trying to kill them manually, but unfortunately they've made holes in the stems, and I'm carefully cutting into each hole to get them all out. It's hard work, haha, but I think it could help me save my crop; some of the inflorescences have already been cut and thrown away. The...

The bt can bE useful with the internal larvae? I dont think so guys...

The black in the photo is not a necrosis but I burned with my lighter for the angry ahah

Bt stay for what? Bacillus thurgensis?

Exaclty, incredible. Have u ever had experience?

In my case I think it only the first phase, climate change is the worst enemy here. This caterpillar is from Colorado and usa zones but now its here in europe. Damn it

Its the same shit that I reach on the axillary zone

No its not this one, i think its that

I think it is an eurasian hemp borer, the baddest muthafucka for my plants. Shit...have u ever had many experience about it?

Im an north italian but this summer we have one of the hottest summer ever.

Really? Can u share here a link with similar thread. Thank u in advance my friend

The flowers remains like this after the cleanin.

Maybe youre right i'm a little bit paranoid but ive never seen nothin similar

Its all outdoor here, I want to highlight this, its an a super skunk auto from white label

I don’t use perlite and I don’t have any fans. On my fingers it really feels like sand, and it even looks like there are traces of something glittering inside.

no there are no insects, what you see is a mixture of material that looks like sand, the flower does not have holes in itself but has this kind of sand inside and on the side

It seems like some granular sand

This morning I found this strange sand around the flowers and in the axillary areas of the plant. I removed it with a sterilized needle, unfortunately breaking a few healthy trichomes but without causing any serious damage. It's the first time this has happened to me...can anyone tell me what it...