Has anyone else noticed that certain brugs seem to be more delectable to aphids than others. I have several different ones, and the aphid count is wildly variable. One brug x candida is very easy to keep clean, and doesn't seem to attract them as quickly. Same as a frosty pink and some suavolens that I'm growing from seed.(sorry about the spelling) However, a versicolor peach is just covered, as well as a pink x insignis gold and a white one, and no matter how much I spray with soapy water, and wipe the leaves, the aphids just keep on coming. They were all fine outside last summer, I guess the ladybugs really did a good job. Wish I could train them to stay on the brugs inside in the winter to help me out. Battle of the bugs is really a pain in the backside. And now I've noticed I've got some whiteflies to start fighting with too. Can't wait for the warmer weather to come so I can leave all these puppies outside for the summer!!!
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