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Foam on plants?

  • 02-07-2013 9:19am
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    wexie
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    Hi everybody,

    I was just out watering the plants, bit of a chore but as long as the weather lasts I'll gladly do it every evening (glass of wine in hand :D).

    Anyways, I noticed a lot of plants have some form of foam on them, which I believe to be some kind of eggs, or protection for eggs of crickets? I've seen it in previous years and that's the best I can make of it.

    My questions are :

    1) is it harmful to the plants? (I've been rinsing it off for the moment)
    2) what puts it there / lays it? Presumably there are currently no crickets around? At least I haven't seen any?

    Hope someone knows, I'm quite curious.

    thanks!!
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