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There is a small spider that has made a nice home out of my outdoor plant. It doesn't bother me considering he has been eating a bunch of small flies/gnats that he caught in his web, but I was wondering if it is more harmful or beneficial to let him stay there. Especially once it starts flowering...
Anyone have any opinions on this one?
Thanks in advance!
Delta.9
definitly a benefit having a spider on your plant kill pests and doesnt harm the plant
I think it's funny that this thread has nearly 300 views and one reply..
So, here's mine.
yea the spider shouldnt do any harm as far as i know
take a pic, or name the little guy!
how abt spider mites?
yea spiders are good for plants. i have 2 daddy long legs that made a home out of mine. the only time i got a little mad was when it started to make a web around one of the crowns so i threatened it and it hasnt happened again lol:stoned:
and, a damned good reply, too ... :DQuote:
Originally Posted by r0k
I move spiders into my greenhouse. Just love the little buggers. It so so much fun to watch them get fat and happy on evil plant suckers!
I've actually relocated 4-5 spiders to the fence around my cannatoe gerden, and the only problem I have now is those DAMN caterpillars.! :wtf: