Are ladybugs safe for children, pets, and all types of plants?

Yes! Ladybugs are gentle for all kinds of plants, completely harmless to kids and pets, and do not harm flowers, vegetables, or other greenery.

Are ladybugs effective for common garden problems?

Yes, ladybugs naturally feed on aphids, whiteflies, mealybugs, spider mites, and other soft-bodied insects that can affect your plants. They contribute to a thriving and vibrant garden.

How long do ladybugs live and will they reproduce?

An adult ladybug can live up to one year. They may lay eggs in your garden, and their larvae will also help contribute to your garden’s vitality. However, results may vary depending on conditions.

Will the ladybugs stay in my garden after release?

Ladybugs are more likely to stay if they find a food source, moisture, and shelter. Release them at dusk and mist your plants with water to help them settle in your garden.

How should I release the ladybugs for best results?

Release ladybugs in the evening or on a cloudy day when temperatures are cooler. Mist your plants with water before releasing to create a welcoming environment. This helps ladybugs stay and start their beneficial activity right away.

How many ladybugs do I need for my garden?

Each pouch is suitable for a small to medium garden. For larger areas or if you notice a high presence of tiny garden dwellers, using multiple pouches is recommended for best results.

How should I store ladybugs before releasing them?

Store your ladybugs in the refrigerator (not freezer) at 35–40°F. This keeps them dormant and healthy for up to two weeks. Release them as soon as possible for the best results.

Are ladybugs shipped safely?

Yes, ladybugs are shipped in breathable containers or mesh netting to ensure they arrive active and healthy.

Is live delivery guaranteed?

Yes, live delivery is guaranteed. If your ladybugs arrive inactive, please contact the seller within 48 hours with a photo to arrange a replacement shipment.

Can I use ladybugs indoors or in a greenhouse?

Yes, ladybugs can be released indoors or in greenhouses to assist with common garden challenges caused by aphids, mites, and similar small creatures. Make sure there are plants and moisture to encourage them to stay.

How often should I release ladybugs?

For prevention, release ladybugs several times per season. If you notice a recurring presence of small garden insects, you may need to release them more frequently, even weekly if needed.

Can ladybugs be released in cold weather?

Ladybugs need temperatures above 50°F to thrive outdoors. For best results, release them during spring or summer when it’s warm enough.

Do ladybugs need water?

Yes, ladybugs need moisture. Release them in recently watered areas or mist your plants to help them thrive.

What should I do if some ladybugs fly away?

It’s natural for some ladybugs to leave, but if you provide food and moisture, many will stay and contribute to your garden’s well-being.

How can I attract and keep ladybugs in my garden naturally?

Plant flowers and herbs like dill or marigold, provide water, and offer some natural shelter. A variety of plants and a gentle environment help ladybugs stay longer in your garden.

Live Ladybugs (750 Count) – Hippodamia convergens – for Garden, Roses & Vegetable Plants – Ventilated Container

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