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tay

i was just watering my never never plant and i looked on its tray and see these little worm things! what the heck are they? they are actively moving i dont see anything at the bottom of the pot or in the soil

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  1. Ezzeldin Yaqoub

    They are grub

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    • tay

      what is that?

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    • Ezzeldin Yaqoub

      Beetle larvae or moth larvae

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    • tay

      should i give the plant new soil?

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    • Ezzeldin Yaqoub

      Yes and remove the soil from the roots and spray it down to make sure none of those evil abominations are left alive so they can’t cause your plant any more harm and I mean spray not just the roots but the whole plant to just be safe.

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    • tay

      AH okay, thanks so much for your help. i’ve noticed the plants been getting yellow leaves lately so that might be why 😭

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  2. DanishGramma

    I thought it was pizza cheese

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    • tay

      lowkey wish it was 😭

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  3. DanishGramma

    I have Never Never plants out the wazoo! They are fertile and love to spread so divide it every time you repot once a year or if they get root bound 😊 they say to give them away as gifts for good fortune

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    • tay

      oh wow okay, i didn’t know that. thank you! 😊it’s really grown over the last year so i’ll divide it up when i deal with those grubs 🤢

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    • DanishGramma

      Exactly!

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  4. Hayley

    You don't need to replant or anything like that! They're just springtails lol. You can leave them alone or you can wipe out the tray with a paper towel. If you don't want them to come back, be sure to wipe the tray after every watering. They show up when water sits in the drain tray for a long time after the plant is watered.

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    • tay

      thank you for this info, but they don’t seem to look like springtails unless its larvae right now but they do look like baby worms

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    • Hayley

      Springtails don't have a larval phase. This is what springtails look like freshly hatched-adult. For sure way to find out is to poke them; springtails pop around in a cute lil acrobat dance

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    • Hayley

      These are the life stages of grubs. They're also significantly bigger than springtails and have a distinct curled shape in their larval stage

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    • DanishGramma

      Your way is a heck of a lot easier too!

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