Zephyrs
Well-Known Member
I found some of these little round bugs under a leaf. I have never seen these on any of my plants before. Are the beneficial or harmful??
Any Ideas on what these little buggers are?
- Thread starter Zephyrs
- Start date
Sueet
Well-Known Member
In general, I tend to view things that lay eggs on my leaves as detrimental, as that is usually so that the babies can eat said leaf. That said, I do not know what kind of eggs those are.
- Thread starter
- #4
Zephyrs
Well-Known Member
I hope there not stink bugs 
! That's not the kind stink I want on my Barneys Runtz Muffin 
! That's not the kind stink I want on my Barneys Runtz Muffin 
gee that's a wow ..
edit : no not beneficial. not at all. god i hope you're not indoor.
edit : no not beneficial. not at all. god i hope you're not indoor.
- Thread starter
- #6
Zephyrs
Well-Known Member
OK any Ideas on what exactly they are though?
it doesn't matter . kill them now lol
edit we fight microscopic pests. ones that visible would have me pulling the flame thrower out
- Thread starter
- #9
Some of their eggs are pretty cute though.
Nature needs a patent on emoji usage.
(https://i.redd.it/dr0rj8oaxgjz.jpg)
Nature needs a patent on emoji usage.
(https://i.redd.it/dr0rj8oaxgjz.jpg)
Sueet
Well-Known Member
ladybug eggs are yellow, and elongated
you'd have to have mites or something for the ladybugs to thrive. ladybugs vacuum them up.
Some of their eggs are pretty cute though.
Nature needs a patent on emoji usage.
(https://i.redd.it/dr0rj8oaxgjz.jpg)
smarmy faces .. patent pending ..
- Thread starter
- #14
Zephyrs
Well-Known Member
Just something I found. I can see some similar traits.
Sueet
Well-Known Member
Yeh, except those are stinkbugs in the picture, despite what the stock photo site says.
Harlequin Bug! harlequin bug - Murgantia histrionica (Hahn) Kill 'em All!
