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noelle_sanderford

Insect eggs on rosebud

11 years ago

Hello, I noticed some eggs on my rose plant but when I googled I was having trouble figuring out if it is from a beneficial insect or not. If not I'll squish them, but if they are beneficial I was just going to leave them.

Do you recognize what it is? Thank you!

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  • 11 years ago

    I don't know for sure what they are, but I have found stink bug eggs that look like that and the was another bug that laid similar eggs, don't recall the name now, just that it was bad, lol

    I have so many stink bugs this year, some I have never seen before

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