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sunny posted an update
In places where you cannot use insect, netting, such as tomatoes and other flower, fruit seed crop, keep your eyes peeled for this! Pop it! Or you can do what I’m doing and put it in a jar with insect netting and let them hatch for your chickens or your pleasure. They are fun to watch grow. You gotta get inside the head of your enemy to defeat them. Think like a moth… Does a moth land and then try to find a way into something to lay an egg? No, they don’t. They flutter about land. to squeeze out an egg. This is not something you can really spray for. And when you have your buds in flour, you cannot spray anyhow. These eggs are sticky. Honestly, if you people are growing outside without insect netting… You deserve what you get. I am almost out of steam on trying to convince you people. Even J.R. got some pretty strong reprimands this week. And I’m waiting for Big Waddd to send me new pictures of his garden fully covered.
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A lot of praying mantis around me. Gonna try to find a few nests in the fall to raise then introduce into my garden and maybe greenhouse…
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@myokgarden Of course, we must remember that they eat each other… The pitbull fight alone. The Dogo fights in a pack.
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OK, the first thing we Gotta do is identify the egg cluster of the mantis. I foolishly smashed one! I don’t know what I was thinking. I just found a thing of eggs and figured I’d smash it. Then I researched it lol. I just had one of those out in the vegetable garden the other day. And they’re so cool.
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