Quote Originally Posted by Muttucashlass
You had me googling cricket's diet there , lol .
Yes it looks like slug or catterpiller damage , slugs are our enemy.
They can climb or slimb from one plant to another , as you's are surrounded you might have problem's defeating them . Maybe cut back ajoining plant's .
Copper is a deterrent , it gives them a shock and they wont cross that barrier . Various product's are available or you can make you'r own from tube/pipe etc , it's said that the copper should ne at least an inch in height to work effectivly .
Hope you solve this problem
Slugs are my new enemy. They chewed up a couple of leaves pretty bad, but after supplying their party last night with Moosehead Beer(Personal Favorite), they all got too wasted and passed out in the bowl. Left this outside for about 12 hours..
Bataleon420 Reviewed by Bataleon420 on . Plants being destroyed. Will they recover ? Quick Question... I have had these plants growing since late april, early may, and within the last couple days, the lower 50% of my plant has been chewed up but what I assume are crickets. I have some insecticidal soap which I am waiting until a day or two to use due to big storms coming this way, but what I wanted to know is if they will recover. They still have well over a month until they will begin flowering judging by the light in my location, and I have heard that if a plant has a attack Rating: 5