First, respect homie.
Second, Many say that a high relative humidity is uncomfortable for the borg. I apologize for the lack of a proper quote and source, yet I read that a high RH, 80% and up, can actually burst them from a body : water ratio too great for their capacity. I have read that one substantial reason that they are such a problem is that they thrive in conditions similar to Mary, warm to hot, and dry. Perhaps your description of "average to high humidity" ranges from 50% to 80%? Perhaps 80% and higher is just straight damp, higher than high humidity? If not, this research seems to be in contrast with your knowledge. Mary can do very well in the mid 60's Fahrenheit, and at an RH of 40-50% and up. Perhaps this would be a beneficial environmental range for preventing other pest populations as well. Would you be so gracious as to address these queries?
*side note- an RH of greater than 80% will render one vulnerable to an array of other pest problems, mold problems, and general stunted growth even to an otherwise healthy plant.
Third, That final pic of heavyweight champion "lefty ladybug McKnuckle" ought to be on posters, with hyped up snazzy sayings in gold and glitter. I wish well to all creatures, but that's the G-D blessed circle of life right there boi.
Third... or Fourth if youre paying attention, My beard (aka "face trophy") is way bigger... such in fact that it concerns me. Any time that I get a good look at anything, my beard is right there. If let's say, I were to examine the underside of a low leaf on a plant, undoubtedly my beard will grace the ground. Creepy really. It's like im rolling out a welcome mat... uchhh. Tuck and roll means something entirely unique to bearded gardeners.
Fifth and final, Respect homie
