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Im not sure its the first time ive seen this
Herbie's Beans - Black Widow And Super Skunk
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Leaf hopper @the top along the main stem sorry i don't have a red marker like some of the folks here im kinda computer challenged
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@StoneOtter I was told those little critters are stink bug larvae. BAD NEWS I guess 
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The late comers are coming around everything else is working 
Is that a question? BT or spinosad, but since you're interested in saving as many insect species as possible, BT would be the way to go.
They don't look like ladybugs to me. I'd say you're spot on with the stink bugs:
Life Stages - StopBMSB.org
The brown marmorated stink bug is a voracious eater that damages fruit, vegetable, and ornamental crops. Our team of researchers is uncovering its secrets.
www.stopbmsb.org
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Yes sir they are Harlequin bugs/ Stink bugs. I have used BT. I have some Assassin bugs on the way theyll be here tomorrow they LOVE caterpillars or many other soft bodied insects im trying to diversify my beneficial insect's around here
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Opps sorry i don't think that Link is available
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They have some breeding tips i you might have heard of them
Yah, didn't work for me.
And even the lady bugs don't hang around my garden so I never dove into the beneficial insect thing. Too expensive to have them all fly away!
And even the lady bugs don't hang around my garden so I never dove into the beneficial insect thing. Too expensive to have them all fly away!
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Pateron had a good video on breeding tips of the trade's I don't breed any but it was interesting
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If there is food and habitat they stick around i plant alot of nectar flowers , geranium, wildflowers and such they stick around for me the parasitic wasps,green lace wing's dragon flies i see them 3 ALOT here i get a little bug damage but not to bad
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Their habitat around my house i keep a more native yard
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Maybe this link will work
Seeds for Pollinator Attractors & Beneficial Insects | Johnny's Selected Seeds
All of our flower and herb varieties that attract pollinators and beneficial insects, in one place. 150+ options! 100% satisfaction guaranteed.
www.johnnyseeds.com
How many times has it rained since you moved the plants outside?
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Quite a few the weather has been good for a week and a half but its humid as hell again and we got just a little rain today how about you guys are you in a drought?
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Pretty clean for no treatment other than cease and Milstop the beneficial s have been doing the rest of the work
We've had zero rain in the last 4 months but that's what's expected here. We need wet and snowy winters in CA to carry us through the summer and fall, but after a couple of good winters we're out of drought for the moment. Still, I can't have a garden like yours even if I had the acreage, that would be a huge waste of water in a semi-arid environment! I only regularly water my cannabis and my fruit trees.
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Tomatoes are doing good again same xare as my weed plants
you can do a container garden in small containers around your plants your wife would even like some of those flowers they are REALLY BEAUTIFUL ! My better halfs tomatoes
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you can do a container garden in small containers around your plants your wife would even like some of those flowers they are REALLY BEAUTIFUL ! My better halfs tomatoes
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We don't have the sun and soil for veggies in the back (or I would have put the cannabis in the ground), and I'm not committing to a vegetable garden outside our living room window! There is a community garden at the back of the local middle school, so when I retire I may apply for a plot there. But that would be next summer's concept, 
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