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Looks like orange poop
I found it all over my pea plants and other plants - drops of rust colored liquid that I believe must be some kind of bug poop. They are dotting many of the leaves. At first I thought maybe it was slug poop, but I see that's black and more pellety than a liquid.
Any ideas? Maybe if I know the bug I can do something about it. My leaves are getting very hole-y.
Any ideas? Maybe if I know the bug I can do something about it. My leaves are getting very hole-y.
NHGardener- Posts : 2305
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Re: Looks like orange poop
Do the honey bees fly over your garden? It sounds like they might.
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Re: Looks like orange poop
Seriously? Oh my gosh! Yes, the garden is not far from the hives. Too funny! They must've been active today - I'll bet the pea plants were the local outhouse, they probably all made a mad dash during a break in the rain.
NHGardener- Posts : 2305
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Re: Looks like orange poop
You learn something new everyday!
crs- Posts : 65
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Location : West Central MO
is this the same thing?
I've found something in one of the beds - looks like patches of a rusty stain on the soil from a bit of a distance but is actually very small caviar-like, rusty orange balls. Not on the plants yet.
Lovage- Posts : 3
Join date : 2014-06-09
Location : Powys
Re: Looks like orange poop
Here's a pic - someone has suggested it is a fungus? It looks more rust coloured than this." />
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Lovage- Posts : 3
Join date : 2014-06-09
Location : Powys
Re: Looks like orange poop
The thing about fungus is that it can be any colour of the rainbow and almost any appearance
It looks fungal to me.
I get this stuff that literally looks like someone threw up in my garden, but it is really just "fungal" stuff..
It looks fungal to me.
I get this stuff that literally looks like someone threw up in my garden, but it is really just "fungal" stuff..
GWN- Posts : 2799
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Location : british columbia zone 5a
Re: Looks like orange poop
GWN, that's slime mold. You probably know that. Kinda cool.
And that picture looks like fungus, which is really just a by-product of soil biodegrading. I wouldn't worry about it. Fungus is actually good for your soil, I think.
And that picture looks like fungus, which is really just a by-product of soil biodegrading. I wouldn't worry about it. Fungus is actually good for your soil, I think.
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Re: Looks like orange poop
Many thanks for your help!
Lovage- Posts : 3
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Re: Looks like orange poop
Slime mold is really cool!!!
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