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Blackbirds/Starlings can!Originally posted by crazii_c View Posti went to the garden centre today and the only weevil killer i could see cudnt be used on edibles! does anyone know of something that can be used on edibles and will get rid of the little blighters!!!
They also love Weavils
paul.Help Wildlife.
Take only photos-leave only footprints-Kill only time.
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I've just dug out what seems like 500 white grubs from a pot. I wonder if they have any nutritional value, seeing as the husband has eaten grasshoppers and mopane worms in his life, I wondering if he'd like a serving of grubs! (Vegetarian myself.)
Will go a scrub the pot with fairy liquid too!
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Which did you use? The ones I've read about on here only last for 2-4 monthsOriginally posted by Guttata View Postthe chemical is not meant to just kill them on contact but also protect the plant systemically
They can't get to them in containers though, you'd need to shake the whole thing out, throw grubs to the birds, rinse of the soil and repot in fresh compostOriginally posted by pauco View PostBlackbirds/Starlings ... love Weavils
Also do night time searches with a torch for the adults, which are often seen climbing up walls
Clean of larvae/grubs, not sure if some eggs would survive...? The female lays "eggs over a period of several months from April to September. The eggs are brown and less than 1mm" in size (from my link above)Originally posted by FionaH View PostDo we reckon a pot scrubbed with Fairy liquid will be clean of larvae?Last edited by Two_Sheds; 01-05-2011, 06:51 AM.All gardeners know better than other gardeners." -- Chinese Proverb.
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