WAR declared.
Breakfast and then marching to HD for JackDB.
Returning and spraying.
Above ground (hopefully) aphids, not “root aphids”, I hope.
Hysterical ? not in my world, just another lesson and share opportunity.
Forum contributors, THANK YOU the lessons learned and shared are life-saving.
If available in 1970-80, life would be different today, for sure.
Get em!
This forum is such a great resource. This is why I’m here. You all rock.
Lol nothing better than cartoon aphid porn on Saturday mornin
Lmfao
Im out of likes but i appreciate all the good info yall are sharing!!! @DEEPDIVERDAVE i belive your bugs are in trouble 
I’m saving these pics for future reference. Very helpful for inquiring minds. Love it.
I never knew they shed their skin ,always assumed they were murdered lmfao
Thank you @Caligurl for teaching me this
So, yes, the pic above from @Budbrother shows an aphid parasitoid by a parasitic wasp
Lots of types of aphids. You show sugarcane aphids. We both stop and did a quick photo search. Whether those are bodies or babies. No matter. Eradicate till you don’t have any more for several weeks to be sure that they’re all dead n gone
I save all useful information or pictures for pursuit of answers, somewhere.
Makes sharing easier (if I can find saved material).
Usually save by date and then again, by topic.
I keep a charts and graphs folder on my phone to help people quickly
I try to bookmark but always forget the bookmark, then re-search. Haha started saving screen shots and pictures members upload.
When I use the ilgm bookmark option, I name it
May not have any after this evolution.
Chemicals first, then Sherman’s Atlanta GA March
Burning to the ground.
Busy day coming after breakfast.
Time to go William Tecumseh Sherman on those bugs!
I’ve been meaning to tell you that I love your avatar @Caligurl
What’s the species of wasp? With my citrus trees, I have lots of European paper wasps that feed on the leaf miners.
I still find the occasional plant where the ants are, farming, aphids, so probably not them🤨
Home despot sold me some Jacks Soap, Jacks tomato spray dead bug, and Jacks Neem concentrate.
WTS march in tent on Aphid colony begins after breakfast settles.
Search and destroy preparation (reading the caution labels)
If your there now, see if you can grab a bottle of Safer 3-in-1
Dump the neem oil (for the earth)
got some and already sprayed.
Jacks sprays next.
Plan to use the Neem Oil concentrate ONLY on Top soil
