i've been trying to get rid of these little black almost microscopic looking crawling worms for a week know, there so freakin tiny and there are hundreds, i have no idea what there are. first i sprayed my folige with some [green tree fruit tree spray], then i noticed they were coming out of my soil, so i went and bought some [Diatomaceous Earth] and i applied it 2 days ago, well today i watered, and as soon as the D.E. soaked into the soil, out they come by the hundreds, tiny as ever and crawiling all over the f#cking place. DAM!!!!! Can anybody help me save my 2 1/2foot tall chocolate plant, the strain is sapost to be hardy towards bugs but i dont want to give it up just yet....or i guess well shall se how bugs smoke..........?

Whatever they are, they're reproducing fast in the soil dude-- sux but its true. Most insects reproduce a new "litter" every few days... If our spraying/applying shit you need to do it vigorously... I would look into getting some sterile play sand and putting some on your top soil-- maybe hunting down some beneficial garden bugs-- some of them hae larvea that eat other insects while in the soil (pretty cool actually)

If its rrreaallyy bad may a very delicate, emergency transplant?

Not too sure about chemicals-- I try to stay organic. Sorry I cant be more help-- good luck!

try some neem oil or put sand over the top as a top soil if u havent already done it

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