Ladybird Larvae x100 with Release Bags Reviews

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“The larvae arrived on time, and we have many more ladybirds eating aphids.”

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Posted 1 month ago

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Posted 1 month ago

Scott O'shea

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“Not sure what they were but yet to see larvae or ladybird eat the green fly and do what there supposed to do.”

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Posted 2 months ago

Val Schofield

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“I ordered ladybird larvae to tackle a particularly intense aphid infestation that was absolutely decimating pretty much everything in my garden, which is newly established and therefore hadn't yet managed to naturally attract predators to deal with the aphids. The larvae were dispatched promptly and arrived well packed, so all were alive on arrival. Following the clear and concise instructions provided on how to release them, the larvae were transferred to the cotton bag provided and placed in one of the bushes. And they've done their work! One month later and the aphid population in the garden has shown a very significant decline. The much reduced surviving population is still being kept in check by the ladybird larvae I regularly spot mooching around among the plants, which are all now looking far healthier. I'd definitely recommend this to anyone wanting to control aphids without resorting to chemicals.”

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Posted 2 months ago

“Does what is says on the tin.”

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Posted 2 months ago

Susan Kenyon

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Posted 2 months ago

“As above”

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Posted 11 months ago

Stephen Harries

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“I wasn't sure whether this ladybird larvae would really work in practice as our apple tree was literally covered in fly, but I am delighted to say it worked an absolute treat! We placed the larvae bag at the junction of the main branches, and put the ladybirds higher up, in many different places. Two weeks later the sticky residue was completely gone, and another two weeks later there in no sign of it returning... mission accomplished, with no need to use harmful chemicals!”

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Posted 11 months ago