What's wrong with these eggs?
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10 years ago
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Comments (1)I'd go ahead and clip the leaf off that they're on, cut it down to just around the egg cluster and lay the cluster on the A. fimbriata, assuming there's no problem keeping it in place. If you know when the eggs were laid, you could add five days, and it's unlikely they'll hatch before that time, so they'd be safe and wouldn't have to stay on the clipped leaf so long. I think once they hatch they'll migrate to the good fimbriata and leave the elegans alone. Sherry...See Moresquash bug eggs and ???? what are tiny yellow eggs on okra
Comments (8)Farmgardener, Thanks for the kind words. I have to confess that I had released ladybugs for years before I finally figured out what the larvae looked like....and then it was only because I saw these peculiar gray alligator-shaped things and wanted to know what they were. Much 'googling' later, I knew they were ladybug larvae. Okiefamily, You know, the larvae are actually cuter than they appear in that photo. Most of the ones I see are a lighter gray with some pale orange splotches. If I can google and find a photo of some that look like that, I will link it below. They do look really, really odd as they get older and begin to look more like actual lady bugs. Dawn Here is a link that might be useful:...See MoreMaking ice cream again but have the wrong egg substitute
Comments (4)First, how many eggs? How many does the recipe call for? Secondly, is raw egg safe in ice cream? Now, you're going to get a lot of different, possibly contentious answers. I put raw eggs in my ice cream regularly, but I have my own small flock of hens and I know what they eat, that they are healthy, how the eggs were stored, how old they are, where they are from. If I were using commercial eggs, there's always that chance of salmonella. It's not a very big chance and we've had a discussion on it recently, but it's still a chance. My feeling is that if you are a healthy adult, I'd go for it. I wouldn't probably feed it to my baby or my elderly and ill grandmother, just because they are less capable of fighting off any possible "icky" things. Of course, for the record, I also eat raw beef, even ground beef, and I know that's frowned upon too. Again, I raise the beef and I know who processes it for me, so I have more control than many. Annie...See MoreAdvise needed! “Wrong” eggs on milkweed.
Comments (6)I know what you meant! And I'm glad you aren't one of those who are particular about who eats their milkweed. (Now I feel guilty about a tiny green caterpillar I found today skeletonizing a rose cutting in my house. I didn't ID it. I didn't take a picture. I just put it in the goldfish tank even though it was waving so adorably...)...See Moredoucanoe
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