According to advice for protecting vegetable gardens, when is treating nymphs on susceptible legumes believed to be more effective than targeting adults?
Answer
Late spring/early summer (late May or early June).
The period when first-generation nymphs are actively feeding and developing on susceptible legumes, typically in late spring/early summer, is considered the optimal time for treatment as nymphs are easier to target than adults.
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