Who's Eggs are These?

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  1. Ross Arbo

    Ross Arbo New Member

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    Can anyone identify the insect eggs in my photo? All I want to know is if they're friend or foe.
    They are on the top side of the leaf (yes it's THAT plant) and very small; my quick calculation says there's almost 1,000 here.
    No other signs of insects around.
    I've pulled the leaf off the plant and will keep it in a mason jar with a perforated lid to see what emerges when/if the eggs hatch.
     

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    Margot Renowned Contributor 10 Years

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    I wonder if that could be a slime mould.
     
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    Ron B Paragon of Plants 10 Years

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    Potted herring
     
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    Ohhhh I never thought of a mould and assumed it was an insect. Will keep an eye on it, thanks.
     
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    Uhhhhh...?
     
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  7. Ron B

    Ron B Paragon of Plants 10 Years

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    Herrings lay eggs. Plant is a Cannabis. Sooo...
     
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    Very clever Ron B!
     

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