They eat grass, trees, aluminum cans, spare tires and anything else they can get to!
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It's a little wasp. It might be eating aphids! (good thing)
Braconids are often used as biological pest control agents, especially against aphids.
Lovely pictures, lovely growth.
Whether to stop foliar spraying before harvest depends on what is in the foliar spray.
When I had spider mites and was controlling them with a 2% neem solution, I sprayed very day of their clone lives, up to and including harvest.
Neem Oil itself tastes bitter/ick, but the buds were smooth and tasty - tastier when washed, but of dozens who have smoked neem sprayed pbuds, none complained, or even mentioned they tasted different than unsprayed buds.
Food for thought - lovely critter pictures.
Stunningly handsome girls.
Thankyou kind sir!
so mostly I was just wondering about continuing foliars now that they're flowering... which clearly can do because everyone is discussing how soon to stop prior to harvest. Rad, you're a brixer, does the brix spray continue through into flowering?
Sorry Amy
Love a good rogue grow looking good love the pods too! Great idea! Looks like your in top nsw my uncles property looks similar.
Well I'm subbed and looking forward to what comes of your grow adventures
Hey Sneaky, nice to have you over....
First things first Glad you like the pods - I think they're pretty cool. But if i'm doing it again (which I'm really not sure of at the moment) I need to make 'em easier to get in & out of. The crawling is a killer!
I'm in the lower(ish) part of the coastline, actually - but yeh the bush looks similar in places, that coastal thing... plus we're having a very wet season so that makes it look more northern too i think. Good to have you along for the ride
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... feed on smaller soft body insects such as aphids. Larvae are usually found in moist soil and under tree bark. They are either scavengers or predators of other insects larvae.
Wow, you certainly have been busy, what a fantastic garden you have going on. Love where you are going with this. Great photos and writing make this one of my favourite journals to visit.