A favorite “good bug,” ladybugs have been a popular beneficial insects for the past 20 years. And they keep on eating until the bad guys are gone, laying their own eggs in the process. When new pests arrive, fresh ladybugs will be waiting.
LIVE DELIVERY GUARANTEED What do Ladybugs eat? Ladybugs feed on Aphids, Mealybugs, Spider Mites, Thrips and other soft bodied, slow moving insects. Remember with beneficial insects think Preventative Care! WHY LADYBUGS? Nature’s Good Guys (a.k.a. Soldier Bugs) Live Ladybugs are prepped and pre-fed to be the Best General Soldiers in any Organic Garden, Greenhouse, Grow Room, Patio, Rooftop Garden, Interiorscapes or anywhere pests exist. Ladybugs are very aggressive beneficial insects in both the adult and larvae stage. As Ladybugs feast on pests they also lay eggs. Release several times during growing season. RELEASE INSTRUCTIONS Release your Soldier Bugs, Ladybugs at dusk or dawn. Store Ladybugs in a household refrigerator until you are ready to release. Misting foliage beforehand may improve performance. With ample food and moisture, Ladybugs can begin to reproduce immediately. Simply sprinkle the Ladybugs on and at the base of infected plants!
LIVE DELIVERY GUARANTEED ABOUT LADYBUGS (HIPPODAMIA CONVERGENS): Preventative care is key! Hippodamia convergens are native ladybugs found throughout the USA! NaturesGoodGuys (a.k.a. Soldier Bugs) pre-fed Ladybugs are the best general predator in any organic garden, greenhouse, grow room, patio, rooftop garden, interiorscape, or anywhere that pests exist. Ladybugs do the work for you. Release them into the desired area and watch them defeat bad bugs that damage your plants.Support your backyard ecosystem! See improvements in the health of your plants without introducing harmful chemical pesticides.Maximize your harvest – healthy plants produce more.Natural, organic, sustainable, and kid/pet friendly. TARGET PESTS: Ladybugs are natural predators to aphids, mealybugs, spider mites, thrips, and many other soft-bodied insects. LADYBUG LIFE-CYCLE: Egg: 2-5 days | Larvae: 21 days | Pupa: 7 days | Adult: 1 year RELEASE RATES: LIGHT INFESTATION: Release 1 ladybug per square foot, monthly. MODERATE INFESTATION: Release 1 ladybug per square foot, bi-weekly, 2-3 times. HEAVY INFESTATION: Release 1 ladybug per square foot, weekly, 2-4 times. HOW TO RELEASE: Release ladybugs in the early morning, evening, or on a cloudy day when the temperatures are cooler. Mist leaves to improve ladybug habitat. Misting the foliage beforehand may improve performance. With ample food and moisture, ladybugs can begin to reproduce immediately.Release ladybugs at the base of the plants.Release multiple times throughout the growing season to stay ahead of the pest lifecycle. STORAGE: For best results, store ladybugs in original shipping box between 34-45°F for no longer than two weeks. Refrigerate, do not freeze. LADYBUG NECTAR: Nectar is a supplemental food source for your NaturesGoodGuys Ladybugs. Simply mix with water and mist onto foliage upon release. This provides an immediate food source after the stress of transit that may improve performance. For supporting larger populations of ladybugs and other beneficial insects, check out our Good Bug Diet. PRO TIP: Attract native beneficial insects to your garden! Our Good Bug Seed Mix is a special mixture of plant seeds that provide nectar and pollen to beneficial insects.
LIVE DELIVERY GUARANTEED ABOUT LADYBUGS (HIPPODAMIA CONVERGENS): Preventative care is key! Hippodamia convergens are native ladybugs found throughout the USA! NaturesGoodGuys (a.k.a. Soldier Bugs) pre-fed Ladybugs are the best general predator in any organic garden, greenhouse, grow room, patio, rooftop garden, interiorscape, or anywhere that pests exist. Ladybugs do the work for you. Release them into the desired area and watch them defeat bad bugs that damage your plants.Support your backyard ecosystem! See improvements in the health of your plants without introducing harmful chemical pesticides.Maximize your harvest – healthy plants produce more.Natural, organic, sustainable, and kid/pet friendly. TARGET PESTS: Ladybugs are natural predators to aphids, mealybugs, spider mites, thrips, and many other soft-bodied insects. LADYBUG LIFE-CYCLE: Egg: 2-5 days | Larvae: 21 days | Pupa: 7 days | Adult: 1 year RELEASE RATES: LIGHT INFESTATION: Release 1 ladybug per square foot, monthly. MODERATE INFESTATION: Release 1 ladybug per square foot, bi-weekly, 2-3 times. HEAVY INFESTATION: Release 1 ladybug per square foot, weekly, 2-4 times. HOW TO RELEASE: Release ladybugs in the early morning, evening, or on a cloudy day when the temperatures are cooler. Mist leaves to improve ladybug habitat. Misting the foliage beforehand may improve performance. With ample food and moisture, ladybugs can begin to reproduce immediately.Release ladybugs at the base of the plants.Release multiple times throughout the growing season to stay ahead of the pest lifecycle. STORAGE: For best results, store ladybugs in original shipping box between 34-45°F for no longer than two weeks. Refrigerate, do not freeze. LADYBUG NECTAR: Nectar is a supplemental food source for your NaturesGoodGuys Ladybugs. Simply mix with water and mist onto foliage upon release. This provides an immediate food source after the stress of transit that may improve performance. For supporting larger populations of ladybugs and other beneficial insects, check out our Good Bug Diet. PRO TIP: Attract native beneficial insects to your garden! Our Good Bug Seed Mix is a special mixture of plant seeds that provide nectar and pollen to beneficial insects.
LIVE DELIVERY GUARANTEED ABOUT LADYBUGS (HIPPODAMIA CONVERGENS): Preventative care is key! Hippodamia convergens are native ladybugs found throughout the USA! NaturesGoodGuys (a.k.a. Soldier Bugs) pre-fed Ladybugs are the best general predator in any organic garden, greenhouse, grow room, patio, rooftop garden, interiorscape, or anywhere that pests exist. Ladybugs do the work for you. Release them into the desired area and watch them defeat bad bugs that damage your plants.Support your backyard ecosystem! See improvements in the health of your plants without introducing harmful chemical pesticides.Maximize your harvest – healthy plants produce more.Natural, organic, sustainable, and kid/pet friendly. TARGET PESTS: Ladybugs are natural predators to aphids, mealybugs, spider mites, thrips, and many other soft-bodied insects. LADYBUG LIFE-CYCLE: Egg: 2-5 days | Larvae: 21 days | Pupa: 7 days | Adult: 1 year RELEASE RATES: LIGHT INFESTATION: Release 1 ladybug per square foot, monthly. MODERATE INFESTATION: Release 1 ladybug per square foot, bi-weekly, 2-3 times. HEAVY INFESTATION: Release 1 ladybug per square foot, weekly, 2-4 times. HOW TO RELEASE: Release ladybugs in the early morning, evening, or on a cloudy day when the temperatures are cooler. Mist leaves to improve ladybug habitat. Misting the foliage beforehand may improve performance. With ample food and moisture, ladybugs can begin to reproduce immediately.Release ladybugs at the base of the plants.Release multiple times throughout the growing season to stay ahead of the pest lifecycle. STORAGE: For best results, store ladybugs in original shipping box between 34-45°F for no longer than two weeks. Refrigerate, do not freeze. LADYBUG NECTAR: Nectar is a supplemental food source for your NaturesGoodGuys Ladybugs. Simply mix with water and mist onto foliage upon release. This provides an immediate food source after the stress of transit that may improve performance. For supporting larger populations of ladybugs and other beneficial insects, check out our Good Bug Diet. PRO TIP: Attract native beneficial insects to your garden! Our Good Bug Seed Mix is a special mixture of plant seeds that provide nectar and pollen to beneficial insects.