M Moteasah Active Member Jul 26, 2011 #1 I've been leaving all bigger spiders alone (when I say bigger, I mean bigger than spider mites. Ones that happen to come along for the ride) What is this one? Good or bad? Will it eat my thrips? Attachments IMG_1857.jpg 45.4 KB Views: 23 IMG_1855.jpg 77 KB Views: 23 IMG_1856.jpg 55.8 KB Views: 17 IMG_1858.jpg 47.3 KB Views: 17
I've been leaving all bigger spiders alone (when I say bigger, I mean bigger than spider mites. Ones that happen to come along for the ride) What is this one? Good or bad? Will it eat my thrips?
jack47 Active Member Jul 26, 2011 #3 I think I got the same one. He took one of my leaves and curlled it up with his web and laid eggs. I'm guna have a family protecting my plants now So far..it's not hurting my plants in anyway...if it was ..trust i'd murder it lol
I think I got the same one. He took one of my leaves and curlled it up with his web and laid eggs. I'm guna have a family protecting my plants now So far..it's not hurting my plants in anyway...if it was ..trust i'd murder it lol
obijohn Well-Known Member Jul 26, 2011 #4 Looks like a good spider to me. I see little ones now and then, but I don't know what bugs they prefer. I'd leave em be, but have to spray weekly to keep whiteflies and thrips under control
Looks like a good spider to me. I see little ones now and then, but I don't know what bugs they prefer. I'd leave em be, but have to spray weekly to keep whiteflies and thrips under control
M Moteasah Active Member Jul 26, 2011 #5 Yea I started my Monterey Spinosad spray 2 days ago. Hopefully it doesn't kill the good spiders, it says it wont
Yea I started my Monterey Spinosad spray 2 days ago. Hopefully it doesn't kill the good spiders, it says it wont
