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what is the latin name of these bugs? are they the same who attack tomatoes, eggplant and almost everything? and if u push it with a stick or somehow endanger it, than it smells very bad. We call it bad-small bug in one word. if that's the same and this works that will be very good because I spray with special insecticid for these F*kin bugs they are awful. Also have one question about the dish soap isn't it dangerous for the plants in some way or for the soil? also thank you for the video Edit: oh i see the end of the video indeed they are the bad smell bugs I saw the mature one I recongised it instantly these bugs also have 1 or more variation that is green and it masking very good in all the weeds and plants.

The obvious question (and I'm sure it has been asked; I just can't find it) is: "Is it safe for the plants?"

I had a terrible infestation. Not those bugs, but still pretty bad, these little things that burrow in & eat out, sucking out the inside of the plant. Well, I sprayed dish-soap all over my plants & sadly & terribly it sealed the "air ways" of the plants and "Unalived" My Plants! 🤯😭🤬😭‼️ (In the past I used straight dish soap to "doff-off-this-mortal-coil" weeds & it works *Marvelously*! 👍🏼👍🏼‼️ This time I Watered the dish-soap down by a TON. & Made sure to rinse off the dish soap extremely well the very next day. Still "caused my plants to pass"! 😭‼️) So I'm *Extremely Curious* how Your plants fair and if this works. Granted I was growing in pots, not in a yard, I didn't have big healthy weeds all over next to my plants AND, my plants were weak, barely growing, but pretty healthy despite the bug problems. So after spraying my plants & pretty much, instantly... doffing them, well; I'm worried for yours. But curious now too. 🤔💭🧐🤔‼️

It worked like a charm, just like you said it would. Thank You!

what about putting toads in the raised garden bed ? we have so many and this would be free food no?

YES I am - this is wonderful !! creepy little bugs

Dawn dish soap, Gain laundry soap. Any soap use plenty , can't hurt. Soap releaves surface tension

I have done this for two years now thank you so much

Spray at night and I do less damage to the beneficial population. A tiny amount of soap goes a ling way. Great video!

It's a constant fight regardless. The reason the eggs change location is because the bugs realize that you are killing them off. They will lay one single egg on a stock lay a cluster in another place I've even seen eggs directly on the zucchini itself. The bugs do this for survival. I have a 16-ft box 4 ft wide. I take a literal vacuum cleaner and vacuum them with the vacuum hose. I removed the leaves to have eggs but I see that this is troublesome because the plant cannot get enough food from the sunlight because there is so many eggs.

So, uh.... What's that bug we shouldn't squish? I don't recognize it at all.

Mine is doing the same thing but they already produced purple dark purple egg plant and now the egg plant that are coming out this time round on the same plants are half green and half dark purple

Oh its ON when the sun goes down tonight!!!

Seven dust spray def did not kill mine, it made them stronger it seems.

Can't believe it good for the soil. And predators are dieing

Dish soap just paralyzes them, it doesn't kill them. Which makes you wonder if it's doing this to bugs then what is it going to humans¿

I love the opening music while you're staking the bugs. Great vid, and thanks !!!!

Add a little cinnamon

New sub. Hate those terrible squash bugs!

You have to ask yourself what chemicals are also aiding the killing of the insects. You don't want any chemical transferring to the plant and to your family.

I have not had the misfortune of dealing with squash bugs yet, but the vine boars are the bane of my existence.

Soap made with sodium hydroxide has salt in it. You don't want salt in your garden. Soap made with Potassium hydroxide doesn't have any salt in it. It will be a liquid soap, but very few liquid soaps are made with potassium hydroxide. Try Doctor Bronner's for one.

I had aphid problem had to pull vegies

soapy waterr does work with no doubt.. however right now we are in triple digits and i decided to go with 7 dust which i used a cheap spot sandblasting sprayer to distrubute the powder .. it worked like a charm . I got upwind with the sprayer and within 1 minute i had dusted the whole squash and pumpkin patch down.. the dust gets all the way into the thick areas . i just shot it really low to the ground and in a few of the thicker areas i just stuck it close in the leaves and shot strait into the ground. However the soap does do the job on contact.. after using soapy water a lot of these utubers forget to tell you after 15 to 30 minutes make sure you wash it off the leavees or you will burn the plant .

Ajax is TOXIC. It has formaldehyde, which has also been found to cause asthma and allergies. Don't think spraying it on food you're going to ingest is a good idea.

Sevin garden bug poison. Can get it at Costco in a big bag. It works for up to three months. Just spread all over the ground around your plants and water deeply. When the squash bugs go to the ground, they will get covered in the poison and die quickly. Literally very little maintenance after that.

Thank you for your video! My garden thanks you ❤

Appreciate your help! Excited to try and finally get rid of these disastrous bugs!

Do you rinse the plants with water after or just leave the soap? Did you see any harm from after?

Zucchini, summer,cukes ALL broadleaf crops hot & dry months

Thanks!

Dish soap is a chemical? Right?

Thank you!

It’s important to not use antibacterial soap because you will kill the beneficial bacteria in your soil. Happy gardening, friends!

I heard you can also add a little vegetable or cooking oil (about a tablespoon) to the soapy water. This holds onto the veggies a lot longer instead of running off. One of my friends recommended this for their vegetables and their vegetables looked beautiful and healthy.

i have to try this next year, i was so demoralized by the squash bugs last year, i just didnt plant any squash this year, my garden sit empty, was hoping they would move away with nothing eat

Be careful I did that and put too much soap ! Yes they went away but I burned my plant

Something to keep in mind you might want to check your dish soap. So many of them have dyes in them and I know I at least do not want to be putting dyes in my garden

I doubt that you are but you sound awful local to South carolina. Only by your accent of course😅 Well never mind I checked your profile you're from Arkansas surprises me how much the country folk of Arkansas sound like the country folk of South Carolina

What about adding some neem oil to the mix?

I hit the thumbs up 👍🏼 button and subscribed. Great video. Looking forward to many more

I just found your channel 🤦‍♀️

Thanks. This is one I will be using.

Does it mess with pollinators/bees?

I've been using dawn to do this for years dawn works on earwigs, ants and squash bugs

When sprayed on plant material, homemade soap mixes can break down the waxy protective coat and burn the foliage. From what you have described, it sounds like this is what might have happened. Unfortunately, the damage has been done and there is nothing that can be done to reverse the effects. In the future it is best to purchase brand-name insecticidal soaps from your garden center. These products are great organic options for insect control but best left up to the experts to make. I wish I had

Thanks for your bad advice. I did what you said and now my garden is all dying. Please everyone go to your garden center for expert advice. I spent hundreds of dollars and my garden was doing great except for a few bugs 🐛 now it is destroyed. Do not listen to this man.

Thank y'all. Blessings

Thank you so much for sharing this! It’ll😂 help me in years to come. Squash bug ingrained in my mind lol

What about vine borers?!?! That’s where my problem is !!! Lost 15 plants in a week