Kudzu bugs (Megacopta cribraria) are devastating your wisteria and invading your home. These pests damage wisteria, beans, and peas but ironically spare kudzu itself. Time to switch to resistant vines.
Kudzu bugs prefer legumes (Fabaceae family). Wisteria, beans, peas, and kudzu are all legumes. The recommended alternatives belong to different plant families, making them unattractive to this pest.
Cut wisteria to ground level and immediately treat stumps with glyphosate or triclopyr. Monitor for resprouts. Plant replacements in spring after frost danger passes.
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