Lizards

Joedank

Joedank

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Look for white moths cabbage loopers or bagworms .do you have enough bud to cut one with brown bud spots off to see if there are worms inside?
 
tylerdurz

tylerdurz

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Hey Joe Dank

Check it out I seen those cabbage loopers. I pulled one of yesterday it looked like a butterfly kinda.
 
K

ky farmer

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I catch lizards and put them in my grow boxes outdoors and I have 3-4 living in every box and they eat the things I don't wount in my boxes as in bad bugs.
 
SuperNutz

SuperNutz

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Something ate the top of 1 of 12 of my tomato plants a week ago, wasn't a baby deer this year, thinking a bird, was 6 foot up. Long story short , just like people who eat glue or lick windows nature has a variety of IQ's.
 
Axion42

Axion42

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Joedank said:
Use the spinosad on them for sure that will take em out . Any brown spots on your buds ?
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Does spinosad only work as a contact killer or will it still be effective days later for new bugs that come along? I've had a thrip problem for a couple grows now, just when I think they are gone suddenly they just appear again.
 
Joedank

Joedank

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They say on the bottle spinosad has a 2 week residual effect .

Axion42 said:
Does spinosad only work as a contact killer or will it still be effective days later for new bugs that come along? I've had a thrip problem for a couple grows now, just when I think they are gone suddenly they just appear again.
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Joedank

Joedank

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tylerdurz said:
I know y’all said worms but someone else said it could be crickets. Here another photo
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I am not an entomologist so it could be a number of bugs . Bagworm or loopers usually get in the bud and cause internal damage . Grasshoppers or locusts cause external damage.
 
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