White Fluffy Stuff on Succulents: Identifying Mealybugs and Getting Rid of Them Without Ruining the Leaves
I found a wisp of white cotton tucked where the leaves meet the stem, and it looked harmless enough. Then I touched it, and the fluff moved.
I found a wisp of white cotton tucked where the leaves meet the stem, and it looked harmless enough. Then I touched it, and the fluff moved.
Every August, gardeners instinctively squash the fat white grubs they find in compost—but many of these larvae are actually beneficial decomposers. A single detail on the grub’s head tells you instantly whether to leave it alone or remove it before spreading compost.