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Yep.way too much water. The bottom shou!d be damp not wet. Those are vine weevi! !arvae and grub worm !arvae on!y a !itt!e o!der than in the previous picture.Some wild bunnies and squirrels knocked over some of the plants that I transferred last weekend. I was furious and went to get my cayenne peppers to spray around the containers. I threw away the 3 cups that the knocked over. At the top, they soil look over; however, the bottom of the container was a different story. These guys in the picture took over the bottom of the cup.
Also, I noticed that the soil was pretty soggy since I kept the cup in a container of water. I wondered if that is too much water too.
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That is what you want. You on!y water when the p!ant needs it and that is in the morning when/if the p!ant is droopy and/or wi!tedI think that is one if my problem. I cut a small hole at the bottom of the cups and place them in a container of water. I removed the water at the bottom and will water them daily instead.
I went to the natural store today, and and this is the molasses that they have. I also receive the insect spray today.View attachment 8922
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