Originally Posted by
daddyO
If that was me, I would buy mom a new begonia and get it outside to be composted/disposed of. It will be a moth of some description and the larvae will be feeding, it also means that the moth is happy and layed a second generation of eggs to feast on your begonia if thats a second lot of munching...
I had root weevils on my massive aloe plant, did everything, neem (stench of death) i even used an industrial insecticide...next year they still came back as the eggs were injected into the substrate of the plant...I took aa offspring and had to start again after 5 years of nurchering and growing it.
Sometimes its safer all round, especially if you have a 'grow' to just be rid of the problem. Something that cvomes back 2 seasons is fairly bedded in and very happy, otherwise it/they would move on. Try a cutting and being perenial it will grow again next spring, perhaps without the 'guests'...
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