Ladybird Larvae with Release Bag for pest Control in Trees and conifers (100)

Out of 50 that I bought only one didn’t survive. But that’s ok.

I always try to use natural solution for garden pest control and I find these ladybird babies excellent at the job. Easy to use and effective.

The release bag was not easy for the larvae to get out of and it got damp so most of them did not survive. I would not recommend using the bag, but the bugs do a better job than pesticide.

Didn’t work. No sign of any ladybirds.

Arrived on time, got home from work, and couldn’t be bothered so hung bag on a rose and forgot about it, couple of days later (weekend), I was in the garden and kept seeing ladybird all over my plants, in all stages, and happily, a lot less greenfly, would definitely recommend buying larvae rather than full grown

Had an infestation on my plants, bought these ladybird larvae and after a few weeks sorted. Also pleased that some of the ladybirds are black with red spots, I have never seen this type of ladybird before so a bonus.

The package arrived safely and I did what I was instructed, however because the aphids produce honeydew, the ants won’t leave them alone and they demolished the larvae. I don’t see how I can hang the bag with the larvae by the aphids but away from the ants. Maybe next time I’ll get the adult ladybirds. No problem with the product - it was well packaged and the larvae arrived safe and sound.

Very expensive for the amount of larvae. Honestly could probably count about 15 if I was lucky and even then they were mostly dead, don't bother wasting your money