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Have seen three of these now(just found two more!). She has been treated with neem and spinosad. Can’t see any damage yet but i figure that feather backside is eggs. Very reactive to any attempt to relocation too. Predator? Springtail? Jumps about a meter when disturbed.

 

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Maybe try some jalapeno spray? lemon spray? Vinegar? anything to irriate it away

 

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visajoe1 said:

Maybe try some jalapeno spray? lemon spray? Vinegar? anything to irriate it away

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Really want to identify it, third year growing here and the first i’ve seen one. Has to be some kind of leafhopper but can’t identify it in new england.

 

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Think i got it, guess i’ll try a jalepeno vinegar cocktail spray, thanks.

 

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So tonight i spotted a couple more on a female in the third week of flower. Quick buggers and big. Maybe nuke the yard?

 

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Madbud said:

Have seen three of these now(just found two more!). She has been treated with neem and spinosad. Can’t see any damage yet but i figure that feather backside is eggs. Very reactive to any attempt to relocation too. Predator? Springtail? Jumps about a meter when disturbed.

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Misted her with cj’s spinosad last night and found two this morning, minus their little feather asses and more willing to get out of Dodge. Done

 

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