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Insects
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Don't be alarmed if you find insects on your plants. These little unwanted guests sneak up on you when you're not looking and build huge populations before you notice that they're even there. And they feed ferocious appetites by feasting on your favorite plants!

In nature plants and insects live together. Wind, rain, and natural predators (other insects) keep populations in check. Because these natural barriers aren't present in your home, a perfectly healthy plant that looked great yesterday can be covered with creepy crawlers today. So when you suspect trouble on a plant you should take action right away.

Insects multiply quickly. One adult female can lay several MILLION eggs. In the right conditions these eggs can hatch in 5 days or less.

Although Nature has blessed us with hundreds of types of insects, there are only four that you'll usually find on orchids.


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Aphids

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Scale

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Mealy Bugs
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Spider Mites
 
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