Green Lacewings, 1,000 Count
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Product Specs
- Number of cards: 6
- Eggs per card: 160 to 170
- Approximate egg count: 1,000
- Larval stage (weeks): 2 to 3
- Adult life span (weeks): 2 to 6
- Release rates (eggs per acre): 5,000 to 50,000
Product Warranty Information
- This product is covered under A.M. Leonard's exclusive 30-Day Down to Earth Guarantee. Click Here for more Details.
Product Features
- Green lacewing eggs
- Easy-to-hang cards
- Hatch within three to five days
Product Benefits
- Natural alternative to chemical-based pest control
- Consume many soft-bodied pests including aphids, thrips, mealybugs, and whiteflies
- Search up to 100 feet for food and eat up to 200 aphids during larval stage
- Just hang the card on foliage and let nature do the rest
Product Shipping Weight
- .2 pounds
Frequently Asked Questions
What are Green Lacewings?
Green Lacewings are a natural pest control solution that can eliminate soft bodied pests. Each card contains between 160 to 170 lacewing eggs, totaling approximately 1,000 eggs, which hatch within three to five days. The larvae eat soft bodied pests like aphids, thrips, mealybugs, and whiteflies. Just hang the card on plant foliage and nature does the rest. Once they develop into adults, lacewings feed on honeydew, nectar, and pollen.
What do Green Lacewing larvae look like?
Green Lacewing larvae resemble alligators in both appearance and appetite. During their larval stage, which lasts two to three weeks, they consume up to 200 aphids or other insect eggs. They travel as far as 100 feet away from their hatch site in search of food.
Can Green Lacewings work with existing ladybug populations?
Green Lacewings work well with existing ladybug populations or as a substitute for ladybugs. During their adult life span, which lasts two to six weeks, females can lay up to 200 eggs, creating a new batch of larvae to continue the fight!
How are Green Lacewing eggs shipped?
These insects ship directly from the supplier. This product can ship ground to customers in OR, NM, Northern WA, and Southern CA only. This product ships 2 day air to all other addresses to best ensure the survival of the insects. Prices start at $14.19 plus 2 day shipping.
Green Lacewings are a natural pest control solution that can eliminate soft bodied pests. Each card contains between 160 to 170 lacewing eggs, totaling approximately 1,000 eggs, which hatch within three to five days. The larvae eat soft bodied pests like aphids, thrips, mealybugs, and whiteflies. Just hang the card on plant foliage and nature does the rest. Once they develop into adults, lacewings feed on honeydew, nectar, and pollen.
What do Green Lacewing larvae look like?
Green Lacewing larvae resemble alligators in both appearance and appetite. During their larval stage, which lasts two to three weeks, they consume up to 200 aphids or other insect eggs. They travel as far as 100 feet away from their hatch site in search of food.
Can Green Lacewings work with existing ladybug populations?
Green Lacewings work well with existing ladybug populations or as a substitute for ladybugs. During their adult life span, which lasts two to six weeks, females can lay up to 200 eggs, creating a new batch of larvae to continue the fight!
How are Green Lacewing eggs shipped?
These insects ship directly from the supplier. This product can ship ground to customers in OR, NM, Northern WA, and Southern CA only. This product ships 2 day air to all other addresses to best ensure the survival of the insects. Prices start at $14.19 plus 2 day shipping.
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