Ladybird Larvae x100 with Release Bags Reviews

3.8 Rating 89 Reviews

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“Good service. Larvae arrived healthy and active. I was soon worrying if they would have enough aphids! ;)”

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Posted 1 day ago

Susan Martin

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“I bought these for my daughter’s roses which were heavily infested with greenfly. Several weeks later they are now clear. A great natural solution and I’m about to buy more for my own garden.”

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Posted 2 days ago

Gena Wallace

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“The Ladybird larvae came with easy to follow instructions for transfering them to the release bag, that I then hung in my back garden. Although I haven't seen much of the larvae, I know they are there as the greenfly infestation in my garden has been taken care of by the larvae. I found the company's website very easy to use, exceptional service, extremely fast delivery of my merchandise, I have recommended the site to both family and friends and I will use the company again in the future as I was extremely happy with my purchase, 5 stars.”

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Posted 4 days ago

“Worth every penny, they work like magic doing away with nasty sprays that are so harmful.”

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Posted 4 days ago

“Very easy to use and works amazingly well”

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Posted 5 days ago

“I was quite disappointed with the delivery of ladybird larvae. It's the first time I had bought anything like this. To me they appeared dead, I left the bag outside as instructed but the little black things didn't appear to move.”

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Posted 5 days ago

Mrs Eastwood

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“The larvae are the size of pinheads but don't worry, they grow very fast and soon cover the plant and attack the green/black fly. Three weeks later and the plants are looking clear and larvae starting to change into adult ladybirds, who also continue to clear any remaining pests and who will also fly to other plants in the garden and lay more eggs so more larvae. Win win!”

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Posted 5 days ago