Oh to add they're usually found at the crown where the plant roots to the soil.

is the bayer labeled for said use??? .. are you using it as a soil drench.. or a spray ??? ...

all i see there.. is peat .. i think ... i would never use peat for succulents ... but you are going to have to research that topic ....

when is the last time you repotted ...one might think.. that if you cleaned up the plants ... and replaced the media the bugs are living in.. then you wouldnt need the chemicals ...

i would also sterilize any media i used.. see link ... one batch of bugs in ones lifetime is enough.. .. lol .. been there.. done that.. prevention is worth a pound of cure ...

ken

Here is a link that might be useful: link

Look like grubs (youngsters) of root weevils.

If so, tough to manage in the ground unless you plant in different site.
And definitely decrease or even eliminate the peat or whatever.

If in pots, dump out, re-root, and pot into a "lean" fast-draining potting mix.

Again, as was said, get rid of the organic stuff.

Thanks all! Will Milky Spore control this type of weevil? I don't think it's the Japanese beetle larvae (no long legs). ALso, my succulents are most potted in a mixture that doesn't have a lot of peat, I use a lot of perlite and organic matter like packaged compost/manure. The stuff that looks like peat is actually whats left from the grubs eating my plants (like fine coffee grounds).

Milky spore is for Japanese beetles. They're not the problem.

Use a *lean* potting mix -- minimal organic stuff. No composted manure.