[Grubbypaws]

This is my second year of growing strawberries in containers. With the arrival of the hot weather I noticed that some of the plants were not looking well despite having been fed and watered. Today I think I found the culprit. I was checking them over and came across a weevil. I presume she will not be alone. What is my best course of action given that I wont use any insecticides in my organic, bee loving allotment?

[Hampshire Hog]

RHS advises hunting them down by torchlight and picking them off.
Also suggests sticky pads and encouraging birds etc. to eat them.
Interestingly they say this is more of an issue with strawberries in containers, as I have some in pots and others at the plot I will be watching  to see which ones do best.

[Yorkie]

Vine weevils love strawberries, and their grubs do significant damage to the roots.

Nematodes are said to be effective and would not attack other creatures.