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Search for Newly Hatched (Small) Larvae

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How to Get Rid of Japanese Beetles

What happens here

The presenter highlights that the most destructive grubs are often the small, newly hatched larvae that are difficult to see. Carefully dig and sift through the soil layer directly beneath the lifted sod to find these tiny grubs. The video compares the size of these small larvae to the larger mature grub, demonstrating how easily they can be missed, yet their collective feeding causes significant damage.

Goal: Identify small, newly hatched beetle larvae.

Tools and materials

  • Newly Hatched Beetle Larvae N/A — Identification of small beetle larvae
  • Soil N/A — Searching for small grubs

What they say

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grubs okay but I want to show you something that is easy to miss as we look through this soil here what you don't really easily see is where the real infestation lies and I want to show you where that is right here take a look at the difference in size look at these are the these little tiny newly hatched larva are completely and utterly destroying this side and it's almost on an epidemic proportion and you could easily Overlook these here they are in the soil and here they are next to an adult grub

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