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Identify these Insect Eggs?
"In short, the soil food web feeds everything you eat and helps keep your favorite planet from getting too hot. Be nice to it." ~ Diane Miessler, "Grow Your Soil"
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Re: Identify these Insect Eggs?
I have forwarded the photo and description to a SFG in Maine that is real good on identification.
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Re: Identify these Insect Eggs?
Advice: "This almost looks like a cluster of leaf miners - but I've never seen them like this.
I'd put this in a jar and wait and see."
I'd put this in a jar and wait and see."
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Re: Identify these Insect Eggs?
sanderson wrote:Advice: "This almost looks like a cluster of leaf miners - but I've never seen them like this.
I'd put this in a jar and wait and see."
Thanks!
I took them to a friend at the Extension Office, and he identified them as Beet & Spinach Leaf Miners. He suggested I continually watch the beets, swiss chard, and spinach for any leaf miner damage, and destroy any leaves before the larva can mature. I'll also watch for any more egg clusters.
"In short, the soil food web feeds everything you eat and helps keep your favorite planet from getting too hot. Be nice to it." ~ Diane Miessler, "Grow Your Soil"
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Re: Identify these Insect Eggs?
I'd "like" this post but photos of insect eggs give me the willies, always have. I cannot make myself like it.. so let me say instead I appreciate the thread and advice to put it in a jar and see what develops.OhioGardener wrote:Can anyone identify what these insect eggs on a Spinach leaf are? Rather than being in a cluster, they have a very fine web binding them together.
What else do we need to know about leaf miners? Never heard of them.
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Re: Identify these Insect Eggs?
Hello, these are no eggs but pupae of a parasitic wasp (possibly Cotesia) on what probably was a caterpillar. So these pupae will hatch and a dozen or more wasps will emerge and then they will mate. The females will lay their eggs on other caterpillars. They are our allies in the garden.
Yours,
Louis-Philippe
Leuven, Belgium.
Yours,
Louis-Philippe
Leuven, Belgium.
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Re: Identify these Insect Eggs?
Are we talking about the yellow mass of something, or the white dots in the photo?
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Re: Identify these Insect Eggs?
The yellow mass.
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Leaf miners
Here is some information:
https://okrainmygarden.com/how-to-treat-leaf-miners-organically/
https://okrainmygarden.com/how-to-treat-leaf-miners-organically/
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