⚠️ Key factual correction (very important)

The article is not actually describing bedbugs.

• Bedbugs (Cimex lectularius)

  • Do not live in gardens

  • Are not green

  • Are not attracted to plants, humidity, or radiators

  • Are mainly spread through luggage, furniture, and bedding

  • Feed on human blood and hide in mattresses, bed frames, and cracks

• Palomena is a green stink bug, not a bedbug

  • These insects do come indoors in fall

  • They are attracted to warmth

  • They do enter through cracks and windows

  • They are commonly repelled by strong scents (mint, lavender, vinegar)

👉 So your article is actually about stink bugs, not bedbugs.

Why this matters

Calling stink bugs “bedbugs” can:

• Mislead readers

• Cause unnecessary fear (real bedbugs are much more serious)

• Spread incorrect pest-control advice

What I can do for you

I can help in any of these ways:

1. Rewrite the article correctly (changing “bedbugs” to “stink bugs”)

2. Fact-check and edit your existing text while keeping your style

3. Create a new article about real bedbugs (accurate and clear)

4. Simplify it for a younger audience or general readers

If you want, just tell me:

• Do you want this to be about stink bugs or actual bedbugs?

• Is this for a blog, school assignment, or website?

I’ll take it from there 👍