Copper egg rows on squash leaves = squash bugs. Hatch fast. Adults: ½ inch, flat, brown, stink when crushed. Both stages suck sap + inject toxin → wilt.
Smash eggs with gloved hand. Check all leaves.
Carbaryl (Sevin) works. Spray late evening for bees.
Dawn scouting → remove damaged plants → M-Pede (soap) + Surround WP + Dipel + sticker → hand-pick immobilized bugs. Early and often.
Remove all debris—overwintering site.

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