3. Vine weevil: are 8-12 mm long, have a grooved, dull black shell with patches of tiny yellow bristles. They will do their damage at night (when the lamps are off) by eating the leaves from the outside to the center. The larvae are 1cm thick and have a creamy white color with a shiny brown head. They live in the oil, and damage the roots. The absorbing of nutrients will come in danger, and as a result the plant wilts and dies off. Natural predator: NEMATODES

heres a site with several bug types. feel free to skim it for relevance: PEST CONTROL & Plant Diseases For Marijuana Cannabis Plants
hybridlove420 Reviewed by hybridlove420 on . help something is eating my leaves hi folks can anybody help i,m 2weeks into flower and have started to notice on my leaves what looks like something is eating my leaves like the way a caterpillar would eat a leave thats the best way i can describe it.small holes maybe 2 or 3 on the leave as if its starting to be eaten.i,ve checked under the leave with a magnifyer and there doesnt seem to be any spider mites.would i be safe to spray with water before the lights go out to try ad prevent whatever it is or do you guys have any Rating: 5