Looks like it but can't be sure from your picture. They will travel as there is a winged staged. I buy lady bugs to control them inside

And that's why I always 'quarantine' new plants ;-)
John's right...they'll travel on the wing.

Josh

Uggg Bruce,

Like you haven't had enough issues the past while.

As fiedlermeister said, make friends with some lady bugs if you see signs of them in the house. If you don't have them naturally in your area, get some and release them by the vines to control them outside.

I personally never bring store bought plants into the house anymore. Too much risk.

Best of luck.

Yah, thanks guys, I never even thought about them having pests on them. We do have lady bugs in the area. I think they will take care of the problem. I never had an issue with them outside all last summer. Supposed to get to mid 30's tonight, maybe that will freeze their little butts off.
Bruce

Nope, not aphids. Instead, normal secretions from the plant.

Jean001a: Thanks. They didn't quite look like aphids. I couldn't see any legs. So secretions from the plant sounds like a possible answer. I hope so, I dont want to be battling those things already this year.
Bruce

I saw a similar thing on one of my grape vines the other day. Small transparent globules about as wide as the ridges on your fingerprints. They were totally transparent, no sign of legs or internal structures. Didn't even look like eggs to me they were so clear.

I think I'm going to side with natural secretions of the grape vine as well, although I still sprayed them down real good in sevin to be on the safe side.

Edymnion: Nuke 'em and ask questions later eh?

Bruce

"I say we take off and nuke the site from orbit. Its the only way to be sure." -Ellen Ripley

I don't play games. Long as the natural predators are keeping things in check, I'm quite happy to let them do it. But when the word "infestation" comes up, its time for a white glaze.

My niece tried growing tomatoes "organically" last year. Her idea of organic meant no chemicals and no fertilizers of any kind. Was going fairly well until the hornworms found 'em and stripped her entire garden to the stem literally overnight.

I still tease her about her organically grown bug food.

What a relief! :-)

Josh

Edymnion: You are good for two laughs today. You get a chuckle pepper.

Bruce

Yes, grape vine get the same droplets, as do okra. So relax.