#13 During the first year of life, the larvae are almost incapable of causing any harm, since they love to eat exclusively humus, that is, plant-type waste.
But already in the next years of life, their appetite usually gradually increases.
#14 The beetle larva can feed, for example, on the roots of any vegetable crops, raspberries, and various flowers.
They especially like potato tubers. In just 20 hours, larvae at the age of three years can eat, for example, the roots of a two-year-old tree.
#15 However, it is important to keep in mind that the beetle is able to bring benefits as well.
In conclusion, it is worth noting that looking at the Internet or in magazines what the May beetle looks like, many have probably already managed to read about the damage it usually causes to plantings.