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If you find a Western Conifer Seed Bug on your wall or ceiling, there’s no need to panic. The best way to deal with them is to gently capture and release them outdoors. Using a cup and a piece of cardboard, you can trap the bug and safely carry it outside.
Avoid squashing the bug, as this can leave a stain and may release a mild odor. If the bug is in a hard-to-reach place, gently coaxing it onto a piece of paper or using a vacuum with a hose attachment (and promptly emptying the contents outside) can also be effective.
9. Gentle, Non-Toxic Ways To Keep Them Out Of Your Home
Preventing Western Conifer Seed Bugs from entering your home is the best strategy. Start by sealing cracks and gaps around windows, doors, and foundations with caulk. Ensure that door sweeps and weather stripping are intact and functioning properly.
Installing screens on windows and vents can also help keep these bugs out. It’s also helpful to keep exterior lighting to a minimum, as these bugs are attracted to light, especially during their active months. By making your home less accessible and attractive to them, you can reduce the likelihood of them coming indoors.
10. When (If Ever) You Should Call Pest Control About These Bugs
In most cases, it is not necessary to call pest control for Western Conifer Seed Bugs, as they are harmless and do not infest homes in large numbers. However, if you are experiencing a significant influx and find their presence overwhelming, consulting with a pest control professional may be beneficial.
A professional can assess your home’s vulnerabilities and provide targeted solutions to prevent future occurrences. They can also offer advice on sealing entry points and recommend non-toxic deterrents if you’re concerned about other insects that might be entering your home alongside the seed bugs.
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