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Little Yellow Eggs found in plant compost! Pictures attached
Im repotting a house plant into a larger pot and im using some compost from another dead house plant that I throw out 6 months ago. However ive found little yellow eggs, the size of pepper corns in the compost from the dead plant. They are semi-translucent and can be crushed quite easily, where its quite gooey and small white particles are inside.
Im worried that i will have some kind of bug infestation in my apartment if I use this soil. Does anyone know what this could be? |
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Nick http://otherfellow.co.uk "Always do your best. What you plant now, you will harvest later" Og Mandino |
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Yes, I'd agree, slow release fertilzer like 'Osmacote', so dont worry, they are not any form of bug, most people think they are snails eggs.
Lannerman |
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Little Yellow Eggs found in plant compost! Pictures attached
Idk what they are but I found some holes newly dug in my mom's house plant and it had tiny yellow eggs I wish I knew what they were
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