soil or compost. With the arrival of warmer weather, at the beginning of summer, usually in June, the eggs hatch and the larvae emerge. These larvae remain in the soil for at least three years before metamorphosing. During the winter, they hibernate deep in the soil. In the summer, they rise to the surface to feed on the roots of our plants. These pests can quickly destroy our crops. Fortunately, there are techniques that don’t use chemicals to get rid of them.Insect Guide
Hoeing the soil to bring out
