What is coconut grubs?

Coconut grubs are the larvae of the rhinoceros beetle, a large insect that is found in tropical regions of the world. The grubs are white and cylindrical, with a brown head and six legs. They can grow up to 2 inches (5 cm) long.

Coconut grubs are pests that feed on the roots of coconut palms and other plants. They can cause extensive damage to crops, and they can also make the plants more susceptible to disease.

The grubs are difficult to control, as they live in the soil and are protected from pesticides. One way to control them is to use biological control, such as introducing beneficial nematodes that will attack the grubs. Another way to control them is to use traps that attract the adult beetles.

Coconut grubs are a serious pest, but they can be controlled with the proper management techniques.