First mites, now this

[Weston1211]

Hey guys, I was originally having mite problems, until I bought a couple pest stips, which helped a lot. Now, today, I was checking my plants, and I found a caterpillar. It was a small green caterpillar with black spots. I kept looking and I found two more. I of coarse killed all three, but the layed little black spots. Are these eggs or waste? Please help, im worried there are more of them, what do I do?

Ps. I don't have a high def cam with me so this will have to do.

Weston1211 Reviewed by Weston1211 on 07-12-2010. First mites, now this Hey guys, I was originally having mite problems, until I bought a couple pest stips, which helped a lot. Now, today, I was checking my plants, and I found a caterpillar. It was a small green caterpillar with black spots. I kept looking and I found two more. I of coarse killed all three, but the layed little black spots. Are these eggs or waste? Please help, im worried there are more of them, what do I do? Ps. I don't have a high def cam with me so this will have to do. Rating: 5

[the86thcreator]

It's most likely poo I wouldn't worry bout' it, man, mother nature often likes to take a dump on you outside, lol. Really tiny caterpillar/worms? Growing outside I don't even want to know how many of them I've ended up smoking. You find them sometimes when you're trimming, too. :thumbsup:

[talonkardel]

Some caterpillars I've found have a knack for burrowing into your buds, and rotting them out from the inside, which in turn spreads to other bud sites which is obviously not good

I do thorough inspections of my plants a few times a week, gotta keep them pests in check