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I suggest you keep in mind that 1500 ladybugs is a rather large number of ladybugs. My normal practice is to clip the buds and blooms off as soon as I notice them so that the problem remains In recent times, I hadn't done so and those darn aphids got out of control, then ants discovered and moved into the honeydew left by the aphids. The poor hibiscus started to suffer and I was just making a mess of things. Ladybugs are a good solution for my problem. Since I have a son who is almost 4, I thought it would be fun for him as well as helpful in eliminating the infestation. We put the ladybugs in the fridge to calm them down after they arrived quickly. Once just before dusk had passed, we started releasing them by chopping one of the edges of the mesh bag they arrived My son loved watching the ladybugs crawling all over and then seeing them eating aphids and anything else that had been destroying some of our plants (we also have some miniature rose bushes, a lemon tree, an orange tree, some mint plants, and Several days later, my hibiscus looked much healthier. I soon noticed it had more green leaves, a lot of healthy buds, and a lot more buds! Thank you ladybugs. )Finally, it's important to note that I think not a single ladybug in the bag died during Some of them crawled out of the bag on their own, and none of them were.

Hassan Yang

| Oct 08, 2020

That sounds interesting. I had no sign of any of my ladybugs by the next day, so perhaps I didn't have enough aphids for them to survive in my yard? I have not even seen In a year, I would have already ruined my crepe myrtles if I waited until they were completly infested with aphids. There is some food that should be put on the plants before you release the ladybugs, to keep them in your yard, so I wish I had known about that beforehand. Also, the instructions state to refrigerate the bugs until they are ready to be released. Although I did that, I made the mistake of allowing them to warm up first. You'll perk up if you do! You must let the bag air for a few hours before opening it It is not stated in the instructions that they need to be released while they are still sleeping. I felt them swarming all over my arms and neck as they went mad. My feet were thumping all over the grass as I danced around the yard trying to shake them off and not stomp them all over again. All in all, I think it was a learning experience. The user made a mistake plus there were no I hope the ladybugs I gave to my neighbors have benefitted them as well.

Titan Jenkins

| May 15, 2021

this sense, it is a good choice if you are trying to find a lot of lady friends. For a higher chance of them staying around for a while, you may want to buy or make a ladybug house that attracts other helpful native Enter 'ladybug house' into your search engine. My own experience with it is lacking, but I will probably try it Throughout the years, I have probably spent half my income on amazon, but only just recently have I begun contributing to the reviews that I reference so often before purchasing, for no particular reason other than to help others make better purchasing decisions.

Skylar Costello

| Dec 06, 2020

As Leaf Miners were creating a lot of trouble for my Spinach crop (and gaining a foothold elsewhere), I was in need of ladybug immigration, so I ordered them. The operation I have is large enough that washing everything two times a day is a must The cost and labor of 3 times a week is just not feasible, and the plan is not too big that this was the least expensive option. Solutions that require a lot of resources. They arrived 100% alive. That was the first time I have seen such a thing. A high level of packaging was used. The garden was misted before deployment, but I placed the plants in the refrigerator until dusk release (about six hours), and I then placed them in the refrigerator for dusk release. After going to work, they returned home. baby, it looks like they were hard at Most of the birds stayed in place, but a few went flying off into the sunset. Many of the creatures that remained went straight for food (in the form of Leaf Miner and Moth eggs) or water, and some never even made it off the mesh before something started to go awry. My favorite part of the release was releasing them This is irrelevant to the product other than it's a lot more fun to dab ladybugs on infested plants than it is to spray them with a respirator. Additionally, it is cheaper. It's time to put out a saucer of water (with pebbles to step on) and to build a house for these little creatures tomorrow morning (which I admittedly should have done at the start of the season, but I've never experienced this problem According to the instructions, the release has to happen before dawn or after dusk. It is said that dusk is the best time to watch as the bats will not In either case, I have no clue if that's accurate and raised stay rates or if it was just the food and water that I have on hand In spite of this, they arrived 100% alive, most stayed, and reproduction and feeding began immediately after their arrival. I give it a 5/5 on the whole.

Davian Hale

| Sep 23, 2020

Lady bugs have usually been sold to me by my local feed store for the past several years, and about 50 of them die every time. Only five lady bugs didn't survive and I think it might have happened while I was opening the package. I purchased 3000 lady bugs (2 packages of 1,500). The bugs are wonderful and so friendly. We had a lady release party, and it was alot of fun. I will definitely be a returning customer.

Anahi Shepherd

| Jan 26, 2021

I received them in about a week and they were ready to be munched on. After I released ladybugs, they invaded my plants in less than five minutes. These bugs are absolutely amazing!! I would highly recommend them!.

Selah Waller

| Oct 17, 2020