Man, those bastids are fat !
May want to do a soil drench with mosquito bits, or one of the BT species to send them to sleep with the fishes !
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Are those cutworms?
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I believe they are. I found them in a few of the grow bags
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Because I like to learn I ask questions. I have one about the Papaya Bomb you grew. They were from regular seeds? Above you showed a photo of an offspring of the accidental pollination last fall that is loaded with pollen sacks. Is this a male plant or an hermaphroditic plant?
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They were fast photo fems. I got a couple herm sacs that I missed picking off. If you go to atlas seeds and look up the female percentage rates, it’ll basically say 1 in a 1000 will express male.
Last year 1600 autos planted 1 full male and 2 herms.
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Well it would have to be tough to find a few nut sacks amid 1600 girls. I have a buddy who really pushes and stresses (not intentionally) his photos start to finish and he rarely trims a plant that doesn’t have at least some seeds falling out of it. He calls them S1s and happily grows them.
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That’s why I started these. I figured I might find one that has a nose to her. I just forgot I would get around a quarter autos when the fast photo seeded itself
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With all your detailed information I never had a doubt! Thank you for
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I appreciate it, I do have uncanny ability to be accurate in my projected details 
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Assholes. They made it through an entire planter of flowers I had on my porch a couple years ago. 1 night and they took the blooms off of every single plant!
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I hear you with that! I think a stronger statement is necessary!
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Those motherfucking cocksuckers should burn in a blaze of phosphorous and hellfire!
better?
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getting there!
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The elderberries might have gone to far
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Those French Knights… always making it personal!
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I’ve never seen that Critter before.
Thx for sharing this @Emeraldgreen
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I know! That was a bit harsh
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