Stink Bugs 18 Day Egg Study Flamethrower Vs Detergent What's The Best Pest Control

Stink Bugs are a huge garden pest. They can destroy your citrus trees ability to fruit. This video is a study of the effect of fire Vs detergent on the Stink Bugs matrix of eggs they lay underneath leaves. Stink Bugs have an ability to replicate themselves hundreds of time in their 6 month lifespan, so it only takes a few mating pairs to create an explosion of Stink Bug numbers. Stink Bugs defend themselves by spraying out a toxic liquid that has a very strong odor. This liquid can injure skin, eyes and is lethal to other insects. It also stops birds from being able to pick off a Stick Bugs as an easy meal.
I have know for a few years that one of the best ways to take out a large infestation of Stink Bugs is to use fire. It's environmentally friendly as there are no chemicals used. The Stink Bugs are killed instantly and drop to the ground. The fire does have an effect on the tree but it bounces back quickly. By the best season you will have flowers and fruit. But if the Stick Bugs are not controlled and their eggs not destroyed the destructive Stick Bug cycle just repeats every year.
A safe method of controlling the Stink Bugs is to use a Weed Dragon. They are LP gas powered weed control wants that can deliver a burst of very hot burning gas on demand. Because they are normally on a wand you can reach the higher parts of the trees. It's so satisfying to control Stink Bugs in this manner.
To understand where these Stick Bugs (Musgraveia Sulciventris) lay in the insect world is quite complicated. The Pentatomoidea are a superfamily of insects in the Heteroptera suborder of the Hemiptera order. As Hemiptera, they share a common arrangement of sucking mouthparts. The roughly 7000 species under Pentatomoidea are divided into 21 families. Among these are the stink bugs and shield bugs, jewel bugs, giant shield bugs, and burrower bugs.
Musgraveia Sulciventris is a large Stink Bug found in Australia, sometimes known as the bronze orange bug. It is considered a pest, particularly to plants in the citrus group. Bronze orange bugs suck the sap from trees, which causes the flowers and fruit to fall.
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[@anubis20049999]

Don't mess with mommy's garden!

[@leokimvideo]

Mummy has now banned me from using the flamethrower😡. Apparently I'm to speak with the Stink Bugs and politely ask them to leave the garden😣. Maybe Mummy needs to watch this video to fully understand how awesome the flamethrower is at making things right in the garden🔥=🤩

[@anubis20049999]

@@leokimvideo Edit: I noticed insects are mathematical when laying eggs. Most eggs are almost geometrically shaped.

[@WickedWitchOfTheNorth]

This was an amazing video!!! I am so glad to see more of these “educational” videos which I would call these and the red back videos amazing educational videos!!! Keep up the amazing content!

[@spoopyd.8910]

Some people use other means of biological warfare against garden pests. Spiders, Mantises, and Ladybugs. This man's just uses man's first innovation.

[@leokimvideo]

Fire is the ultimate peacekeeper 🔥

[@raniamontasser9029]

I agree lady bugs for eggs and mantis for adults but they don't usually fly so spiders won't do much unless there active hunters and not Web weevers

[@spoopyd.8910]

@@leokimvideo spoken like a true Unga Bunga. Purify thy plants with cleansing fire

[@spoopyd.8910]

@@raniamontasser9029 a few huntsman spiders would do wonders

[@craigme-c3y]

oh did "man" invent it?

[@Drainhair]

They are hanging around their nest are because their exoskeleton needs to harden and moving too far is risky with a soft outer shell.

[@leokimvideo]

Thank goodness knowledgeable people are watching this because I know nothing.

[@Drainhair]

@@leokimvideo haha it's okay, I love watching your videos/vlogs I think bugs are fascinating. Sorry about your infestation though stink bugs are the worst!

[@ReapWhatYouSowGardening]

Swarming citrus? GOODNIGHT SISTER

[@Lanceyboy03]

Great to see another pest control video from you Leo, keep up the great work!

[@USlisa50]

Good night sista! I miss your spider videos. 🔥 🌳 🔥 🌳

[@leokimvideo]

The iMac blowing up last year put a halt to complicated videos like this one.

[@USlisa50]

@@leokimvideo 😐

[@bugtalk84]

This is a great video demonstration that detergent is an inefficient way of controlling this horrible pest.

[@leokimvideo]

All detergent does is puts a pause in the mating and irritates them a little. Once the Stink Bugs have cleaned up it's back to business. Problem not solved.

[@ReapWhatYouSowGardening]

Don't mess with MY citrus wait the trees already died from the cold 🤔

[@CivicallyNotDan]

The new "lit" thing

[@CivicallyNotDan]

Fire joke (please laugh)

[@Steamenginesunited3456]

I hate stink bugs so it's nice to see them being taken out by fire.

[@RoyShouriMustango]

Goodnight stink bugs

[@Frisky_Bits1111]

I luckily don't have to tackle stink bugs

[@ronray420]

I live in Alabama, USA and we have those damn things here too! They somehow get into the house, so for approximately half a year, it's a constant job killing them without "hurting" them. As you have found out, they spray when they encounter discomfort, so we NEVER step on or squash them! When they are outside, I spray them with ammonia. It kills them and doesn't harm plants- in fact, plants LOVE ammonia.

[@user-ih2wl9qj6i]

Green

[@Fangirl-Nerd12]

The flamethrower can solve any problem

[@rileyproctor5907]

And it burns burns the bugs of fire, the bugs bugs come tumbling down

[@Cinna-kitty]

Ok then

[@ajstransportawptv]

Flamethrower solves everything.

[@rappy90]

How much damage to the plants from the fire vs the bugs?

[@leokimvideo]

It does help to watch the whole video 😂 Maybe then you can adjust your comment 😛 Honestly I totally waste my time making these complex videos on this site.

[@Zeyek1]

i wonder what happens if you put radioactive material near the eggs. will that make them stop growing? try buying something online and upload a video on it

[@leokimvideo]

If Bionerd was still alive I'm sure she could explain. She was an awesome KZbinr who loved to tinker with radiation.

[@wiktorutracki6469]

Maybe they harden up? Right after hatching? To minimize the chance of them malforming they stay relatively still, twitching from time to time. 🤷🏼‍♂️ Although that's just my guess

[@GulfFishing815]

Love the video. Very cool to see the process

[@taras-ablamsky]

Thank you very much for this research!

[@ayanocts-cz2kf]

Leo you should look into Rumble. you could continue uploading all your old style videos there, like your Dark side series. A lot of youtubers being censored by YT are doing both youtube and Rumble. I would love to see all you have to offer. I would follow you there and I think many will do the same. Make Leo Great Again!

[@leokimvideo]

The problem with Rumble and other sites like it is simple. Do a search for a video and look at the results. In particular look how biased the results are to just a few on the site. It reminds me a lot of the old video site Metacafe which was totally rigged.

[@WacKEDmaN]

excellent vid Leo.. very interesting.. good job!

[@leokimvideo]

I think back 5 years ago when I firebombed the other Citrus tree thats was heavily Infested with Stink Bugs and so many viewers said I had killed the tree with all the fire on the tree. It was basically stripped of all its leaves. Over a year it did bounce back without any infestation at all, had flowers and fruit. That tree is huge now.

[@WacKEDmaN]

@@leokimvideo you showed them! the trees are back better than ever...especially better than they would have been while infested with bugs.. ..them little critters coming out of the eggs looked like something out of Alien!

[@raniamontasser9029]

I think that there waiting for there exotic skeleton to harden or eating other eggs or egg shells

[@fpsxcamborambo3869]

literally the best intro ever hahahaaaa

[@MrJblive]

🔥🔥

[@dawncaron3960]

Great video. I hate stink bugs. My cat ate one when I was little and it let out its smell which smelled like pinecone to me then the cat spit it out and kept gagging.

[@Shawnsatisfiedwife]

When the babies hatch they stick around the eggs because theyare drying

[@blueberrytigerfox]

Fire for the win again stink bugs 0 roasted the new trend fire them

[@josephpendergrass6067]

Pls do another toy review 🥺

[@turdferguson7686]

at least theyre outside.... theyre inside my damn house and no matter how many i kill, more show up. no idea where theyre getting in. fire may be the answer though....

[@user-a6k9i6n9o6M]

XD

[@Billy_McBigballs]

Jack Horner & his phoenix be like: