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Also perfect for my back pain. Everything relaxes after an hour in a hot bath.

I even put in dimmable multi colour light in my bathroom and some nice background music.
Sadly the LED strip broke quite soon...

Poop cookie? What...?

That's the only thing he knows and sells.
How else should he get money now?

I'm pretty sure, he never really had read a book

That's how it should work:
https://trash-guides.info/Sonarr/Tips/How-to-setup-language-custom-formats/

But somehow I can't get it to work correctly.
Maybe I'll just try again and check if I missed something

Thanks, that makes sense

But also newly added/searched stuff only appears in English
Not sure, if they really are only available in English or if I did something wrong...

"That cat looks delicious"
Even more on point Oo

Yeah, put Oracle on that list

Hard to get a place for real therapy, as most therapists are overbooked.

But there is free care in clinics. But there you mostly get medications and not real therapy.

Didn't try, but could work

I had some very good experience with lady bugs against aphids. So I was looking for something like that and found a "caterpillar fly" (direct translation, not sure if this is correct. Scientific name: Trichopoda pictipennis)

Maybe I could set them out in my balcony garden. But as it's not a real garden, but only a few larger flower boxes, I'm afraid they won't make it long with an active infestation.

But I also haven't found a shop for them yet and don't know, if they can be applied like lady bugs.
Can't stress enough how well that worked against aphids - and I really like them :⁠-⁠)
With a little "bug hotel" they also came back and tried to settle. But sadly our apartment block had the balconies renovated and I needed to move the hotel and now need to start fresh...

Thanks!
Checked them already after skull givers answer, but haven't found anything - maybe they already all hatched now...

This season is already fucked and gone. So I'm currently looking into ways to prevent this next year.

I've read that spraying peppermint helps to keep them away. But we got a bit really wanted mint plant this year, which sits just 25-50cm away from the tomatoes.
Either it's a different mint and only peppermint works, or the plant alone just isn't enough...

Ah, I think you're right!
We are having an infestation this year of those fuckers, but I've only seen the adult ones until now.

Thank you very much!
Those have become a pest here.

If someone knows how to keep them away, it would be very much appreciated.

Edit: the only thing I've found was manual removing them or spraying them with vinegar and soap water. I've now freed my 3 poor plants of them manually (into a bag with vinegar, soap and hot water)
At least now I know, why all our tomatoes this year started to rot with some mold infection