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If you've found the eggs, rub them off the leaves with your fingers, gloved hand, etc. (all in all I prefer bare hands so I can feel them and know I've got them) Squish them, smear them on to something, wash off into a cup of soapy water, feed them to your tropical fish... ANYTHING! Just don't let them hatch on your plant! (I.e. remove entirely from the GARDEN)
I prefer not to spray when I can see and catch the pest (and eggs are usually too slow to run, hide, or fly away )
I prefer not to spray when I can see and catch the pest (and eggs are usually too slow to run, hide, or fly away )
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