Weird new bug

[No3odiesShad0w]

Can anyone tell me what kind of bug this is because I haven't seen these before in my grow and then I got some new worm castings and all of a sudden I keep seeing these pop up everywhere...... I'm pretty sure they're just like queen ants carpenter ants looking for a new home.... But the antenna throw me off.... They're way too thick looking. Just want to know if it's something I should be worried about.

 

[9fingerleafs]

I did a quick image search and found out it's a parasitic wasp

 

[9fingerleafs]

I think it may be beneficial because they kill the pupae that eat your plants

 

[No3odiesShad0w]

As long as they're not going to infest my apt or start stinging me then idc. I have 2 spiders in my grow that have been chilling there for 2+ months so I named them Jeffrey and Daniel. If it's beneficial it's whatever. I just don't need pests.

 

[No3odiesShad0w]

I have yet to learn how to image search.... But my interest in computers is super low

 

[SoOrbudgal]

I'm with you i would'nt want them to find a perminant home in my soil.

 

[9fingerleafs]

Well it's actually super easy with an Android phone. Just take a picture or screenshot. Then go to the picture in the gallery app. And then click on the options and select "Google lens" it works for search like if you want to find out more like in this case. But it also works if you want tu buy something and don't know how it's called or the brand. And it works on texts too. It translates whatever is on the picture. Try with any picture and you'll find it very easy and usefully

 

[No3odiesShad0w]

Interesting thanks for the tip I'm def gonna try it

 

[No3odiesShad0w]

SoOrbudgal right? They sell go around and poop on stuff and I don't want bug poop on my flowers.

 

[No3odiesShad0w]

I'm much more proficient with my android phone than I seen with my windows desktop. I did build the desktop but I'm much better with hardware than with software.

 

[No3odiesShad0w]

I'm surprised these things can see. They're always crawling on the LED lights looking into the diodes. Especially the viparspectra light with it's light focusing lenses