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This cute little beetle ran as fast as he could to the underside of a grape leaf when he saw me.

Made a cage. Screen mesh sides with a sliding acrylic door.

I made a post a while ago about 6 or so egg sacs we found. Not sure if they’re viable. Here’s to hoping something will emerge!

Newbie here. They’re growing!

So I made a post prior about growing these. I nail clipped some, i soaked them All in a jar of water, them i decided to put them in wet paper towel in a ziploc bag. And they grew without cold stratification like some of you said they would!!

This is what they look like now.

But what do I do next? Let them grow more or put them in the dirt now?

Additionally, it was a 50/50 chance they germinated. More germination came from the unnclipped seeds. I have more clipped seeds without germination than the ones I left alone once all were to soaking.

I’ve gotten them this far…

Also to note, my bell pepper I grew under same conditions, isn’t doing anything….. no germination observed. Can anyone tell me why?

Also, how long till I put them in something bigger?

That weather maker needs to get his heads out of the clouds and focus….

First time thing to grow these! Any advice appreciated

At a park. Lots of these guys flying around. He was banded while others were not.

No pay wall and it’s a good read!

How cold is too cold? Midwest temperatures are so erratic. First time growing anything, ever.

Found this grow light on clearance last year when I accidentally grew sweet potoato slips in fall time that I kept alive all winter season on my window sill. I just transplanted them to these above ground style bags but our temperatures are too all over the place, risking rot to the baby potatoes.

So now they’re back inside 🤦🏻‍♀️

I have no idea what I’m doing beyond googling my stumbling points.