our plants are about three months old , or will be this week and they are sooo full and bigg... no bud worms yet so pray for our gurls...lol... this is our first grow so if you guys will take a look at some of the pix tht we have posted and tell us wht you think about them...

I'm growing outdoor, and definitely dont wanna get those fuckers - yall said you have a good chance of gettin them if ur not prepared, what do I do to keep the little stoners off?

2 of my white widow plants go infected with worms and both the plants turned brown. The weed can be used for somethin like cookies or hash

my plants were moved outside late, they are just forming small flowers and others are just showing hairs.
i'm already getting worms on the more developed buds. i believe that it is these white moths with a single dot on their wing laying the eggs.

anyhow, i will spray the BT but i was also concidering buying some sort of bug netting to cut and drape over each individual plant to prevent any more moths from landing and laying eggs...

Do you think this will work?
Is there any reason why i couldnt do this?

not sure where to buy the netting though?

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the worms would be full of thc

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I have these bud worms already and i dont even have buds lol, I have a feeling there is a lot of them too...sounds like BT is the best choice for getting rid of them...i cut a few out today and they are bright BRIGHT red....do they ever come out of the stalk...like at night or something?

I've tried to research this online and it's not easy.
Here's what I've found:
There's a caterpillar called a Hemp Borer (Grapholita delineana) that appears to be the culprit. They are also called hemp leaf rollers and hemp seed eaters.
The damage they do mostly fits the description given but I haven't been able to catch a moth to compare it to pics, and I can't find a pic of the caterpillar.
There is also something called a budworm (Heliothis armigera and Heliothis viriplaca). The damage seems more exact but I can't find a picture of the moth or caterpillar.

im telling you, the ones in my greater area are white with a single purple/brownish dot on their wing.

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What is the best way to totally avoid the situation before it comes? Seems to be inevitable, little bastards! Please let me in on your secrets!

Do you know the name of them? Preferably the scientific name. I'd like to find a pic and read what there is to say about them.
I haven't seen any moths like those in my garden. Mine just look very small and light brownish, but I haven't been able to catch one and look closely.