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    Hey fellow outdoorsman and ladies maybe this is my first year trying to grow outside. Ive had numerous succesfull indoor grows now but i am quickly finding out that outdoors is a whole new challenge. I havent really had a problem with the usual bugs aphids, mites, thrips that kinda stuff. My only problem is with grasshoppers those little jumpy bastards totally ate a few of my plants up when i went to the mountains for a few days on a hike. The whole plant was eaten away except the stems all the leaf matter was gone the plants looked like skeletons. These plants i was not too concerned about as they were just a few plants i stuck in the ground outside my legal garden. So no biggie there but my plants in the legal garden are starting to suffer now from the bastards. I sprayed them with neem and also covered them with shade cloth. The garden gets a good 15 hours of straight sun during the day so the shade netting has had no ill effects in the 5 days it has been up. I think i have actually seen more growth with the shade cloth now with temps in the high 90s they must like it in there like there own mini climate. The plants are now starting to get too big for the shade clothes there under that i made so im gonna have to make a bigger setup for each plant or what i was hoping is to get advice on how to get deter the grasshoppers i know i cant get rid of them because there is simply too many but anyone have any pointers for the grasshoppers. heres a pic of a few of the plants out there this was a few weeks ago and there about double now.
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    The first picture the yellow things in the dirt next to the plant are three butterflies i tried to take a pic of there was five but two flew off and my camera i was using sucks.

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    I don't fret the bugs but this is only my 2nd year last year and this I have them and my girls are about the same size.

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    you got slugs not grasshoopers

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    Quote Originally Posted by shizz View Post
    you got slugs not grasshoopers

    salt them and then hire a mantis army !
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    I dont have slugs if i had slugs i would know but its goddamn grasshoppers. I dont know why some people put there two cents in when its just a dumb answer. I know its grasshoppers because i can literally see them do there damage in front of my eyes. I know its not slugs because it is way to dry for slugs in my garden. My garden is on a farm its a legal garden. This year in Montana has been one of the worst droughts we have had in years so every farmer is kinda fucked on there major crops like corn, wheat, oats etc etc. You all should watch how the corn prices this year are gonna be way high. Alright well if anyone has anything for grasshoppers please let me know. And its not slugs so you two that posted something dont post again i dont want your unintelligant non thought answers.

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    I got these little grass hoppers, they eat soo much they can hardly jump out of the way.
    I tried yard guard but it didn't last long so I just keep the weeds back and share the plant. But
    I never lost a plant even a limb so far knock on wood!!!!
    I'm looking for some preying mantisas to turn loose on them.

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    Here maybe this will make you feel better..

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    I got some of those.
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    Quote Originally Posted by montanachadly View Post
    I dont have slugs if i had slugs i would know but its goddamn grasshoppers. I dont know why some people put there two cents in when its just a dumb answer. I know its grasshoppers because i can literally see them do there damage in front of my eyes. I know its not slugs because it is way to dry for slugs in my garden. My garden is on a farm its a legal garden. This year in Montana has been one of the worst droughts we have had in years so every farmer is kinda fucked on there major crops like corn, wheat, oats etc etc. You all should watch how the corn prices this year are gonna be way high. Alright well if anyone has anything for grasshoppers please let me know. And its not slugs so you two that posted something dont post again i dont want your unintelligant non thought answers.

    Mantises aren't unintelligent ..Hire some and get those bastards outta your garden...nuff said
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