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It’s that time again. Since their appearance in Georgia in 2009, Kuzdu (Stink) Bugs have become more and more prevalent among common household pest annoyances. Kudzu bugs are rarely seen throughout the warmer months but then make their appearance in the Fall as they’re trying to stay warm. As the temperatures drop, Kudzu bugs begin looking for places to take refuge to survive the cold winter months, which can be inside the cracks and crevices of your home.
Kudzu bugs closely resemble ladybugs, only they are a brown, olive-green color. They’re sometimes referred to as “stink bugs” for the not so pleasant smell they emit when threatened (or crushed). As their name suggests, these bugs are often found in and around kudzu, their preferred food source. They also have a taste for other vegetables, making them a threat to our crops in Southern states.
Since you can’t really control the kudzu bug populations around your home, there are some things you can do to prevent them from coming inside.