Leaf Roller Weevil
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Leaf Roller Weevil
Intro & Fun Fact:
Tiny beetles whose larvae roll up leaves to create nests.
Fun fact: The rolled leaf acts like a protective sleeping bag!
Why they exist:
- Presence of suitable host plants
- Undisturbed or dense foliage
- Lack of predator insects
- Overripe or stressed plants
- Warm, humid environments
Prevention tips:
- Prune rolled leaves early
- Encourage birds and parasitic wasps
- Avoid overcrowded plants
- Spray with insecticidal soap
Remove infested debris