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@woodlandandthorns submitted: Who is this tiny friend I found in moss?? I don't know if a location would help since I don't know where the moss came from but I live in the Czech Republic.
It's either a mealybug, which is a plant-feeding true bug, or a larva of a mealybug destroyer, which is a type of lady beetle whose larvae look like and eat mealybugs! I'd need a closer look to say which one.
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I found this little man on my banana, and I gave him some to share! Any clue what he is? I think he's some kind of isopod but he was so tiny it was hard to get good photos
Mealybug ID - FL, USA:
Hello, yess, this looks like the Long-tailed Mealybug (Pseudococcus longispinus), family Pseudococcidae. They are common in Florida, and other tropical and subtropical parts of the world, often found in greenhouses and on farms.
longtailed mealybug - Pseudococcus longispinus (ufl.edu)
Mealybug
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I've seen a few pictures of these guys compared to the larger version, but such little information is available on them that I'm unsure if these size variations had different names. The smaller ones are definitely super scrunkly, and I love them for that!
Size comparison to Mantis
Today, on bugs I saw: it's Spring!
And there's ladybugs, ladybugs, ladybugs! Actually, Asian lady beetles.
They're coming out of their larval state for the Spring! The one on the right is almost there. It still looks a little...larval-y.
Many of them are still in their larval state. It was really difficult to capture the detail on this one under a wildflower stalk, so my mom put a paper towel behind it and that seemed to help.
Lastly...mealybugs. Of the cottony variety. They're killing my petunias. 😠
I need to get some of those lady beetles onto my petunias to eat the mealybugs. I'm sad to say I did kill a bunch of them - I don't like killing bugs, but my petunias aren't doing well. I sprayed a ton of neem oil on the petunias afterward - hopefully that will help.
I also saw some baby mantises that just hatched, but it was way inside a tree's leaves where it would be hard to take a picture of, and also safe from the birds. I can wait!
honestly.... I know it's a mealybug but... It's so WEIRD and COOL
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February 5, 2020 Mini Phalaenopsis
Meet one of the orchid children. She currently has no name and was rescued off an infected mealybug branch. It looks like my coffee plant managed to infect another plant before it was moved into quarantine :(
Gollum Jade keeps getting attacked by mealy bugs, but it FIGHTS HARD! We’ll get through this!!
