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I'd guess you'd see a significant hit to insect populations and boost to predators as their hiding places become a backlight.
by mystified5016 2y ago
I'd guess you'd see a significant hit to insect populations and boost to predators as their hiding places become a backlight.
- Modified3019 2y agoA bit of a tangent, one thing I observed is that petunias are fairly sticky to the touch, even if it's not really visible. While larger insect like loopers and cutworms are fine, small weak flying insects can get caught. Both harmful fungus gnats and helpful parasitic wasps (which would normally attack worm larvae) can get caught on the leaves.