Well whatever they are they are getting neemed every 3 days!
Friend Or Foe? Predators Of Eden
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thats the spirit ...
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Well that brings it back to the predator theme nicely 
Predator Shed - with spray bottle in hand!
Predator Shed - with spray bottle in hand!
These seem to be running all over my concrete courtyard, hiding in the cracks. Pretty small but not tiny. Any ideas?
One more, though this one looks less dangerous than the ones above:
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Oooh! That second one is a beauty!
Those other ones... eiw! Interesting feeler things they have. WHat size are they
Maybe @Pterostychus will drop by to help us out!
Those other ones... eiw! Interesting feeler things they have. WHat size are they
Maybe @Pterostychus will drop by to help us out!
I'd say 1/16" (1.6mm), maybe a bit smaller. And pretty quick for a bug that size.
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Then, again, eiew 
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The fact that they’re just cruising around on the ground makes me think they’re not a garden threat. But I could be wrong... still, you’d think they’d be on a plant or looking for a plant if they were a plant foe 
these look an awfull lot like thrips... whats the size on themThese seem to be running all over my concrete courtyard, hiding in the cracks. Pretty small but not tiny. Any ideas?
sry to be absent hehe im between grows so that makes me lazier as normal heh
some kind of wingless cricket see the long hind legs and the long antennaeOne more, though this one looks less dangerous than the ones above:
see here for more info on the Ensifera suborder of insects
I'd say 1/16" (1.6mm), maybe a bit smaller. And pretty quick for a bug that size.
Thanks Pt! We miss you when you're not around
.Thanks for the link, I start clicking through those options
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some kind of wingless cricket see the long hind legs and the long antennae
see here for more info on the Ensifera suborder of insects
cool! Thanks Pt
This is hanging off my windowsill. It's about an inch in total length. Some sort of pupa I'm guessing, but friend or foe?
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Ooh! I predict a beautiful butterfly will emerge
A Monarch butterfly to be exact. They are becoming endangered so let it hatch. Catapillers only feed on milkweed, so should be no risk to cannabis.
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I wondered if it was a monarch! Wasn’t confident enough to say. That’s awesome Thanks Luiz!
I used to raise them as a kid. They actually migrate annually between North and South. Certainly my favorite critter in the insect world.
yup ... plenty of those around in the americas ...This is hanging off my windowsill. It's about an inch in total length. Some sort of pupa I'm guessing, but friend or foe?
Thanks gang! I'll take a look tonight and see if it's still there.