WTH is this bug?

kisiel

Member

• Mar 21, 2017

• #1

Hi! Can somebody tell me what is that? I have found it my empty Grow Box!!! I found few of them in my box they just appeared of nowhere in cleaned box with alcohol. They are making web as i noticed, pls help are they dangerouse?

 

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thespaceman937

Well-Known Member

• Mar 21, 2017

• #2

That looks like a fly maggot

 

SouthCross

Well-Known Member

• Mar 21, 2017

• #3

Maybe(?)

https://bugtracks.wordpress.com/2013/06/03/larvae-raining-from-pine-trees/

 

tstick

Well-Known Member

• Mar 21, 2017

• #4

Yeah sure looks similar to that sawfly maggot. Caterpillars are generally up to no good in a garden.

 

kisiel

Member

• Mar 21, 2017

• #5

Its so hard to kill them all, I have empty box. And it is already 3rd (since 2 or 3 days ago) time when im trying to cleaing it out with alcohol but they are still appearing

 

SouthCross

Well-Known Member

• Mar 21, 2017

• #6

Use 1 part 3% H202 to 4 part water. Spray them with that. Alcohol is some rough stuff.

 

kisiel

Member

• Mar 21, 2017

• #7

H2O2 is killful for bugs, worms or maggots ? can it dry them to death as alcohol ? (that was my tactic). I guess i will need to buy tomorrow from
pharmacy sotre. Thx.
@SouthCross

 

SouthCross

Well-Known Member

• Mar 21, 2017

• #8

kisiel said:

H2O2 is killful for bugs, worms or maggots ? can it dry them to death as alcohol ? (that was my tactic). I guess i will need to buy tommoro from
pharmacy sotre. Thx.
@SouthCross

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Yes. It's a treatment for fungus gnat maggots in soil. I'm not a bug expert but understanding...it's fucks them up. Due to the larva not having a shell as the adults do.

3% will bleach your fingers. Imagine it on a maggot? Yes I've used and use it.

With that above formula. Moist the top inch of the soil with a sprayer. Fluff it up with a dinner fork. Mist again. Any larva on site, mist them.

Plain old hydrogen peroxide.

 

thespaceman937

Well-Known Member

• Mar 21, 2017

• #9

Look around the box. They're coming from somewhere

 

kisiel

Member

• Mar 21, 2017

• #10

@thespaceman937 indeed they are I have found in corners some kind of "nests" there are some dried by alcohol bugs and eggs, omg. but few still been alive >.<

SouthCross said:

Moist the top inch of the soil with a sprayer. Fluff it up with a dinner fork. Mist again. Any larva on site, mist them..

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wow, very nice technic, guess couldnt do that with alcohol.

 

SouthCross

Well-Known Member

• Mar 21, 2017

• #11

Damn. Apologies. I answered this thread higher then hell. I was thinking you had plants growing. Spray them with vinegar when you run out of alcohol. Straight Simple Green kills paper wasp.

Apologies.