Yes this is North America, on the west coast
Me neither, they were eating the shit out of my leaves though, not like eating holes but the kind of leaf damage you'd expect from spider mites or thripes
Thanks for trying, yeah I spent a ton of time on google images trying to figure it out too
If this is Canada, closest I found was tarnished plant bug nymph, maybe in transition. If you had microscope and could take picture of one, could try google image search. If you find more throw a leaf into a jar, and wait to see if it becomes something else.
I spent an hour looking for images that matched those that were provided and only thing close enough was a carpet beetle.Wow, those are carpet beetles and it's kind of unusual to see them on plants. Boric acid, a mild insecticide, is lethal on carpet beetles. I have never used it or know how to use Boric acid and not recommending it because spreading boric acid on the ground is disastrous to soil chemistry.
Spray your plants down with a jet spray of "water only" for a few days a see it that will run them off first. If that fails you could try some cold press neem mixed with a drop of soap and spray the underside of the leaves.
Great, I can't unsee this
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