Hello Canna055,
the insect looks very much like a Black and White Bark Beetle or a Black Longhorn Beetle (Stictoleptura sp.) – it likely belongs to the longhorn beetles (Cerambycidae) or a closely related beetle family.
Features:
Long elongated body
6 legs
Very long antennae, often longer than the body
Crawls slowly over plants
Coloration: black, sometimes with slight patterns
📌 Possible species:
One candidate is, for example, the Black Longhorn Beetle (Cerambyx scopolii) or another young stage of a longhorn beetle. These insects usually lay their eggs in bark or wood. If you have old wood or trees nearby, that could explain its origin. Unfortunately, the photos are quite blurry, but I'm pretty sure. Feel free to Google it and compare your visitor with the images.
⚠️ Important:
Not a pest in the usual sense (e.g., on crops).
Infestation pressure for your plant: Very low to none.
They do not sting, do not suck plant sap, and mostly only feed on dead or damaged wood.
✅ Conclusion:
You probably have a longhorn beetle (family Cerambycidae) on your plant – no reason to worry! If you want, I can help you with the exact species identification if you have a sharper macro shot (side view would be great).
I hope this helps you! 😘