Come to think of it...if the Lady Bug is hanging around the plant...they feed on thrips, mites, aphids and others. You may want to check under a microscope.
, by the way are you sure that he is a good guy? should i leave him alone and let him " patrol " because he looks like he has bin on a recon mission all damn day.
but its not look like a lady bug at all
Can you describe it I'm data blind :/but its not look like a lady bug at all
Well if it ain't a ladybug...it sure ain't far from it either. The main reason I said that was to prompt micro viewing. These types of bugs are predatory and will hang out on a plant that has the food on it that they like.but its not look like a lady bug at all
father has spider mites on his house plants out of controll webs and all and he does not give 2 fucks and i have no access to neem oil , hell i cant even go to the store my cars broke down , can i use anything else to kill these micro fuckers that would be laying around my house? that bug most likely is eating them , so i hope that he can keep them under control for now. i really hope that i dont lose the plants completely. on another note , one of my these plants reeks like onions already and i mean REEKS and its still a baby! how is that possible if the other plant barely smells like anything at all and is the same age and size!
its like a tanish very light brown little like a bit smaller than a lady bug and has a fuck ton of spots more than a lady bug, he is lookin like he is hunting!
lol no thats a stinkbug!
this is the body of a lady bug but smaller and not red or orange with more spots! he has a mouth not a " straw " so he cant be eating my weed , i wanna know what he is killing now!
Haha so everyone new what the damn thing was but me bastard chewed my plants to bits personally I hate all bugs kill them withlol no thats a stinkbug!
ironic bug boy as a kid opposite as a adult but if he has a straw like mouth there is a good chance he is a herbivore aka he will eat your plants the straw like mouth is used to such the juices from the leaves
its some kind of lady type bug not your " common lady bug " but yes its a beetle that eats mites so now i know
i have mites