Water again to remove air pockets and water daily for the first week then gradually reduce until you are watering once a week. It will take at least six months for a transplant to re-establish. Insect of the Month Harlequin Bug Murgantia histrionica T he common name of this insect reminds one of a romance novel. Harlequin bugs are rather colorful with their orange and black markings and are pests of vegetables such as cabbage, turnips, radishes and related plants. They spread from Mexico through most of the United States.
Females lay barrel-shaped eggs on the underside of early planted crops.
The nymphs, which take about a week to hatch, may kill young plants by sucking out sap. In the South they breed all year.