Watch out for this very destructive scourge that loves to hide in the plants of the plant and destroy your plants – fortunately, the experts say there are several ways to expel them
There is nothing destroying your garden faster than the flow of amazing lesions – so beware of this greedy creature that lurks in the roots of the plant.
While there are many pests in the UK, they should be careful – such as rodents, rodents and foxes – this devastating error is a unique threat, because it loves to live in the roots of plants. Plants or plants preserved with a bowl in containers are particularly vulnerable to the threat of chrome mites, although they can attack plants that grow on the ground.
Karma Sousse is a very wide, common lesion and can be distinguished by its white creamy brown color. Although the adult beetles are small, only 10 mm long, they are known to destroy crops.
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This is because it feeds on the roots of the plant, which provides a focused source of nutrients that the larvae needs to grow and develop. This can severely harm the structure of the plant, even killing it.
Karma whispers are the most active from summer to spring. Although it is important to remain vigilant, as it can be found throughout the year.
The main signs include that the plants that have fallen victim to the shape of the leaves. This is especially true for greenery like Rhododndrons and Camellias.
On an equal footing, you may notice your plants look sick or wither. If this is the case, gently pull them so that you can check the roots to see if they have been organized.
Some of the famous plants that you should monitor in particular include fuchsias, strawberries and heuchras, where vine weevil is pulled in particular for them.
Nevertheless, even if these plants do not grow, it is still worth putting many of them around the garden. This is because it can be an effective “early warning” system if it is examined regularly.
If you notice that your factories have been raped from these greedy beetles, there are some steps that you can take to get rid of. Better, it does not require chemicals.
The gardener world is advised: “The adult vine weeva can be arrested and praised-either to examine plants at night by Torchlight when the beetles are active or shake hands with the plants on the newspaper.”
However, if you prefer not to dirty your hands, you can also encourage natural predators to settle in your garden, which includes frogs and birds.
If you are dealing with infection in late summer or autumn, you can also use biological control such as nematode. These are the microorganisms that will kill chrome mites that can be poured into the soil.
