WebPlaster bagworms, also called household casebearers, are frequently found on stucco walls in high-humidity climates, particularly Florida and Louisiana. Although plaster bagworms are harmless, their nests are unattractive and their larvae may feed on household rugs and clothing made of natural fibers. WebTo control the current infestation, remove any plaster bagworms or their larvae's watermelon-seed-shaped casings. Remove any spiderwebs, dust, hair, lint, dead insects and other matter to get rid of plaster bagworm feeding sites. Concentrate on areas adjacent to the stucco, on baseboards, moldings, under furniture and in any other cracks or ...

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WebJun 2, 2010 · We found this tiny little striped bug in South Florida, USA. It's called the plaster bagworm, and it's a pest. It had a silken brown cocoon (its home) which ... WebMay 15, 2009 · The insects are plaster bagworms, and the bags protect the bagworm while it feeds on old plaster. Eventually the bagworm becomes a moth. They do little damage and can be brushed off with... the bacon wave

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WebPlaster bagworms or casebearers are tiny greyish-white bugs that you might have noticed crawling on the walls and ceilings of your home. They drag a cocoon-like case on their abdomen, which resembles a shell they can withdraw into. The bagworms and casebearers are the larval stages of the Indian meal moths. WebPlaster bagworms, also called household casebearers, are frequently found on stucco walls in high-humidity climates, particularly Florida and Louisiana. Although plaster bagworms … WebApr 13, 2009 · April 2009 #2. I also saw those cocoons on my walls. What i did is remove it from the wall using a knife or a piece of paper and burned it using my lighter or a lighted cigarette. So far, i don't see them anymore. Please post if you come across a better idea. the bacon weave