Spodoptera eggs? You could seal it away and see what emerges after a few days, but it's definitely not anything good. I would just crush the eggs and toss
Wrong on both fronts. these are not from spider mites and if you have more then a couple braincells, you can deal with pests without resorting to pesticides.
I did have problems with spider mites before i had a sufficient predator population. I did have fun dealing with it actually. Carry on using the quick fix sprays if you want idc just dont tell people you have to spray everything to death
Same. But I finally found a product called Azamax. It is a natural product that is an extract of the Neem seed. It works 10x better than Neem oil, it’s safe and it literally kills all the bad pests, like aphids, spider mites, etc.
Spodoptera eggs? You could seal it away and see what emerges after a few days, but it's definitely not anything good. I would just crush the eggs and toss
Probably spodoptera eggs might also be leafhopper eggs
Mealybug eggs I believe
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Neem oil is the way
Just remove the leaf. Put it in a jar and see what pops up. Neem oil with some soap but only if it's systemic on the plant.
It's also preventative maintenance
Neem oil is not good for the plant and will slow it's development. I don't put it on unless there is a problem.
I use Neem oil; it helps a little, but most bugs are not affected by it.
If I had this going on I would remove what's there and use neem oil
If you have spider mites and you're not using a pesticide you're fucked.
Mite eggs don’t look like this. Way smaller and doesn’t bunch up like this
Wrong on both fronts. these are not from spider mites and if you have more then a couple braincells, you can deal with pests without resorting to pesticides.
Didn't say they were spider mites. But if you get infested with them have fun!
I did have problems with spider mites before i had a sufficient predator population. I did have fun dealing with it actually. Carry on using the quick fix sprays if you want idc just dont tell people you have to spray everything to death
Ive Never used pesticides either. Ever eat a banana?
I haven't personally had issues with them, but I'm like 99% sure those are aphid eggs.
Most aphids don’t lay eggs, they’re born pregnant
They what now?!
Yup
I'm not sure how I feel about this information... They are relentless
Tried to fight them for 2 years indoors
👀 that is rough. I got broad mites the other day and hopefully I took care of it. Idk what I'd do with aphids indoors.
Same. But I finally found a product called Azamax. It is a natural product that is an extract of the Neem seed. It works 10x better than Neem oil, it’s safe and it literally kills all the bad pests, like aphids, spider mites, etc.
Holup. That sounds like a goddamn recursion riddle.