Found these on the underside of my weed leaves a few weeks ago and now under my potato’s I’ve never seen these before.maybe moth eggs
Hopefully someone here can recognize them for me
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White moth eggs, soon to be an army of little green worms with a voracious appetite . Dose your plants with Bt at sunset and every three days for a series of 3. Watch for the flitty little white moth. If you see one time to check for new eggs.
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Dang it been trying to avoid these things. Guess it’s BT to the rescue again
Thanks for the info
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Ps. the green egg is most likely a beneficial Bt is friendly to Beneficial insects that do not eat the plant.
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Good to know. Thanks again
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Yes, exactly. If it was stored in prefect conditions it could be ok. It is a small investment to buy new at the beginning of the season.
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This bottle only had a tiny bit left in it. I’m ordering a new bottle right now.
Thanks bro
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We use so much that I buy a concentrated form and Ms. MOG mixes it in a sprayer as needed.
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Bt has been a staple on every commercial farm I’ve ever worked at!
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And it says the green egg is either a butterfly or moth egg! 
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Well if they are stink bugs you need Spinosad if infested but those look like moth eggs to me.
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Can’t say I’ve seen any stink bugs around. I can say I got hit hard by moths last summer. So I have to agree with you
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Well I just studied those eggs again and I am going with the stink bug call! It is good you do not see the adults around they eat plants.
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Hum well dang it again. We do have Japanese Beatles I appreciate all the help
Is BT still the answer?
It would seem ivy and vinegar are a homemade detergent. Man I planted so many plants that attracted predators insects that I thought I was covered. Apparently that has brought me stick bugs some how I have discarded the eggs into boiling water so hopefully I’m on the right track
If you don’t see the adults scurry around when you move the plants you don’t need anything as your beneficial insects may have won the battle.
Jack’s makes a Spinosad product that you could use on the stink bugs. I usually just smash them, and yes they stink.
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Just like piss ants. I don’t want to spend hours crushing nasty bugs again this year
In that google thing it said the white spot on the top could be from them hatching or that they were already killed by parasitic wasps so they may be dead! Not sure if u should cut one open to see if a dead bug is inside! 
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