What's this weird little thing? A Spotted Lanternfly nymph! These invasive plant-hoppers hatch from early to mid-summer depending on the region, and they feed endlessly on trees and plants while growing into their winged adult form. The honeydew they produce can attract other pests leading to infestations, and it promotes the growth of sooty mold, which can eventually kill the host plant. So what can you do to help stop the spread? STOMP them! #SpottedLanternfly #bugs #facts #invasivespecies | C
0:36
What's this weird little thing? A Spotted Lanternfly nymph! These invasive plant-hoppers hatch from early to mid-summer depending on the region, and they feed endlessly on trees and plants while growing into their winged adult form. The honeydew they produce can attract other pests leading to infestations, and it promotes the growth of sooty mold, which can eventually kill the host plant. So what can you do to help stop the spread? STOMP them! #SpottedLanternfly #bugs #facts #invasivespecies | C
47.7K views10 months ago
FacebookCatchmaster
See more
Static thumbnail place holder