What kind of bugs are these?
- Thread starter Trollinlife
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thick sticky sock
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do they move fast or slow?
Trollinlife
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Well they move pretty slow
thick sticky sock
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yikes!
Trollinlife
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thick sticky sock
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slow means they are feeding locally, I.e., eatin yer plant, good helpful predatory mites are fast as lighting, kitten as a cat, and rather dashing **blush**
Trollinlife
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Well they're pretty fast relative to their size.
Trollinlife
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No damage has been done to the plants in the last couple weeks, there's no small larvae. And they've the plants have are being treated nightly
Los Reefersaurus
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I have never seen those before but they are so cute. Are their any symptoms of eating marks or what not
Trollinlife
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No damage.
whitebb2727
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If no damage I wouldn't worry.
As long as there are no holes, white spots or webbing they are harmless and may be predatory.
As long as there are no holes, white spots or webbing they are harmless and may be predatory.
Los Reefersaurus
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I personally would leave, them sometimes you can develop a wonderful case of insects that actually help you. Keep an eye on them see if you can figure out what they up to.
I once had a case of paper wasps that built a nest in my veg room wall to over winter. I also had thrips. I decided to give them a chance but if anyone ever got stung they would all die. These paper wasps killed all the thrips , then they went dormant and moved on in the spring.
I also have spring bellies that flair up when ever I have a soil rot or too much moisture. They are my little clean up crew.
I also have worm bin..........
So ya working with nature can be helpful sometimes
I once had a case of paper wasps that built a nest in my veg room wall to over winter. I also had thrips. I decided to give them a chance but if anyone ever got stung they would all die. These paper wasps killed all the thrips , then they went dormant and moved on in the spring.
I also have spring bellies that flair up when ever I have a soil rot or too much moisture. They are my little clean up crew.
I also have worm bin..........
So ya working with nature can be helpful sometimes
Los Reefersaurus
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see!!!!!!!
you lucky bastard
Trollinlife
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Wow thanks for the feed back guys. My friend was about to throw out his whole crop.
