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08-17-2006, 05:26 AM #1OPSenior Member
Jumping spiders
I have lots of baby jumping spiders in my grow cubbyhole..They dont mess with my plant itself and seem to like the soil..i see one or 2 every time i check on my plant jumping around the soil in the pot..Should i worry about the spiders? or will they help me make sure no other insects invade my babys?..I didnt think jumping spiders whould cause any damage but i just wanna be sure..:stoned:
Sabron Reviewed by Sabron on . Jumping spiders I have lots of baby jumping spiders in my grow cubbyhole..They dont mess with my plant itself and seem to like the soil..i see one or 2 every time i check on my plant jumping around the soil in the pot..Should i worry about the spiders? or will they help me make sure no other insects invade my babys?..I didnt think jumping spiders whould cause any damage but i just wanna be sure..:stoned: Rating: 5
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08-17-2006, 05:58 AM #2Senior Member
Jumping spiders
Can u post some pics ???? Its the 1st time i´ve heard of jumpin spiders im curious....
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08-17-2006, 06:03 AM #3Senior Member
Jumping spiders
do they only come around when the lights on?
cause i had these little jumping bugs to, i dont think they were spiders though they didnt mess with the plant it self but i only saw them when i had the lights onOriginally Posted by cole
Originally Posted by dryst
Originally Posted by PaRaNoIa
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08-17-2006, 06:35 AM #4OPSenior Member
Jumping spiders
A large diverse genus of medium-sized salticids, primarily ground-dwellers and with highly ornamented males that perform complex courtship displays.
Approximately 100 species are known, most from North America, the remainder in the neotropics
The elbowed tegular apophysis ("conductor") of the palp is distinctive. The third leg is much longer than the fourth, distinguishing these from other superficially similar genera such as Sitticus. The epigynum has a triangular or tubular guide
Most are ground-dwelling on open ground with sparse vegetation, especially on rocks, dry leaf litter and sand. The arid southwest has many species, but Florida also has many species, and others are known above the Arctic circle and east to maritime Canada.
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08-17-2006, 06:36 AM #5OPSenior Member
Jumping spiders
They are tiny spiders..if you see one catch it and look at it..if your in american they should look like the pic i posted.. But from what i know they should be harmless to plants..and dont spin webs..and do a well job of keeping away spider mites...
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08-17-2006, 04:45 PM #6Senior Member
Jumping spiders
When i said it was the 1st time i´ve heard of jumping spiders meaning in a grow....not as a form of life ..lol
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08-18-2006, 07:56 AM #7OPSenior Member
Jumping spiders
Oh..lol well my grow "spot" is a cubbyhole in my room..has insulation and vents well..heat goes straight to attic..so these spiders crawl in thro the cracks to get inside..and the scamper around my soil in the pot..they havnt harmed he plant so far as far as i know so..Next time i see one ill try to catch it in a pic..no garentees tho since they tiny and cam sucks
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08-18-2006, 08:46 PM #8Senior Member
Jumping spiders
Originally Posted by Sabron
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08-18-2006, 09:07 PM #9Senior Member
Jumping spiders
Originally Posted by OmegaVermelho
cheers all
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