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Found a mutation on the Shade Lotus
ponolove , had a theory for caterpillars and when the eggs are laid ,was a certain moon phase also from memory . wish i had taken notes . that guy knows his stuff
Just saw Pono on IG had a leaf with eggs on it. You guys all know the leafs with an impossible amount of perfect little eggs under the leaves...... Well he plucked the leaf, saved it, and is waiting for the eggs to hatch. When they do, he knows to spray.......GENIUS!!
Sorry to keep side busting.
Hard to tell from the picture, but do you have multiple tops coming out of that bud from the "shade" lotus? I have a Sky lotus with three tops coming out of one cola. I will try to post it.
Elaborate on that last sentence please
We use light traps to monitor adult populations. There is constant laying of eggs and the egg stage varies on temperature, not the moon. A lot make show up as the climate changes, many folks associate this with a moon too.
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The moon controls the upward and downward flow in the plant, but it is not an alarm clock for worm eggs.
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Wanted to call bullshit on that but didn't have the facts, just the feeling. Thanks for the insight into moth behavior!
Just saw Pono on IG had a leaf with eggs on it. You guys all know the leafs with an impossible amount of perfect little eggs under the leaves...... Well he plucked the leaf, saved it, and is waiting for the eggs to hatch. When they do, he knows to spray.......GENIUS!!
Sorry to keep side busting.
Hard to tell from the picture, but do you have multiple tops coming out of that bud from the "shade" lotus? I have a Sky lotus with three tops coming out of one cola. I will try to post it.
but as its now been pointed out its more temp related , which makes more sense .
I've had a theory/read a theory, that pest pressure predictions can be assessed and predicted using something like Growing Degree Days..
Growing Degree Days being a measure of how much light-heat-energy has been accumulated during a growing season/year and using that accumulation to plot various events (in grapes) such as flowering time, fruit set, veraison, harvest windows.... as well as pest pressures.
If the same pest always shows up at the same week of the same month, every year, for a series of years where the weather is relatively comparable... I would think you could calculate the GDD around that period and use that as a gauge for when to expect pests in an off (hotter/colder) year.
True story: I tought a squirrel how to drum this morning from my bedroom window. I even got video evidence of it. I might post it on IG later.