Never Ignore These Tiny Clusters on Your Plants 🌱 #facts #animals

Description: Those tiny clusters that look like little pieces of popcorn aren’t harmless spots they’re squash bug eggs! Female squash bugs commonly lay their eggs in clusters on the undersides of leaves. Once they hatch, the young nymphs feed by piercing the plant and sucking out sap.

A heavy infestation can weaken squash and pumpkin plants, causing leaves to wilt, turn brown, and eventually die. That’s why gardeners often keep an eye out for these egg clusters and remove them when appropriate.

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