Brown Marmorated Stink Bug

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johnnyblazin'

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According to my research there are no known ways to kill these fuckers, they have no predators in North America, and they feed on a plant creating dark necrosis areas (these are the black spots I mentioned in my earlier posts). What the hell am I supposed to do?
 
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NotAllThere

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I wonder If we could somehow electirify your plant with a low amp current(for the sake of science). What are safe amperages for a plant. How many does it take to kill a bug. Start with half thw output of an electric fly swatter. I am half kidding. You can always kill bugs with your hands, ALWAYS.
 
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johnnyblazin'

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NotAllThere said:
I wonder If we could somehow electirify your plant with a low amp current(for the sake of science). What are safe amperages for a plant. How many does it take to kill a bug. Start with half thw output of an electric fly swatter. I am half kidding. You can always kill bugs with your hands, ALWAYS.
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It is stupid to try and kill these with your hands. They're known to bite and emit an odor much stronger than a skunk if you crush it, frighten it, or even get close to it. I ended up having to capture all of them (80 all together) in a jar and drop in a piece of burning paper.
 
MediMaryUser

MediMaryUser

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hey i think i might have these too i killed one the other day i think they are whats making black dots on my plants it looks like nail polish kinda and its dry and i pick it off i was thinking it was some kinda bug poop
 
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NotAllThere

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johnnyblazin' said:
It is stupid to try and kill these with your hands. They're known to bite and emit an odor much stronger than a skunk if you crush it, frighten it, or even get close to it. I ended up having to capture all of them (80 all together) in a jar and drop in a piece of burning paper.
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But you DID kill them by hand. How did you remove the eggs?
 
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