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bauch_k

tiny red bug on mint plants

18 years ago

i have these tiny tiny red bugs on my mint plants that i use for tea. first i see little black eggs on the tops by the stem and going out onto the leaves. i then start seeing these tiny red bugs. last yr i couldn't use any of the mint since it was covered. this year they are starting to spread to other plants that are near or touch the mint. does anyone know what these might be? thanks! gill

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