150 Live Ladybugs - Hippodamia Convergens - Guaranteed Live Delivery - Plastic Container for Moth

Arrived alive! I’m impressed that they survived shipping with freezing temps. Would buy again

Ladybugs arrived safely and very much alive in a sturdy box with air holes. I put some of them them to work right away feeding their appetites on the aphids that I could spy on our milkweed plants. 🐞 I also released some ladybugs on pepper plants that were being attacked by little caterpillars. I probably released about half of them the first day they arrived.**I did refrigerate them as directed immediately after opening the cardboard box. I guess this is intended to slow them down a bit temporarily because they move and climb fast! 🐞🐞Inside the cardboard box the Ladybugs came stored securely in a hard white plastic container with a lid with tiny air holes. I really liked and used the enclosed little mesh bag (I presumed) to hold the live ladybugs as I released them. 🐞A day or two later I released the remaining ladybugs onto my milkweed, bean, pepper, tomato, cucumber plants and into my surrounding flowers. 🐞 I am happy to report that several weeks after being released, I still see ladybugs on the veggies and the flowers!! 🌱🐞🌱 That makes me smile!! 😊Next year I plan to order those ladybugs much earlier into my garden!! 🐞🐞 They were such a great help in eating all huuu Its almost the end of August, and still no aphids on my milkweed!! Thank you Ladybugs

When I got them there were very very few that weren't alive, but to be expected when your buying live insects through the mail. It came in a net bag and you transfer them to the container which wasn't that challenging. Unfortunately they all flew away within a few days though. Also made sure I watered the garden good before I put them in the garden. Not the sellers fault mine. You DO have to make sure there is enough for them to eat. I think my pest problem was small for the amount of ladybugs I bought (150). Because they are ravenous. First time gardener. Yes they were efficient when they were there because I didn't see a trace of pests after they left.

All my ladybugs arrived alive and safe. I watered my tomatillo plants (aphids have been taking over), and misted them with water, then set free the ladybugs on the soil at the base of my tomatillo plants afterwards. They went to work right away catching and feeding on the aphids. Great purchase!

We purchased these for a little girl who loves bugs. When she open them, she was so happy although the ladybugs didn’t last a long time it sure put a smile on a little girl face

They work great.

Fast shipping. I bought the 150 count. When I received them there were lots of dead ladybugs. I was going to only turn a few loose for a couple days but after seeing how many were alive I just let them all go. The ones that were alive were so thirsty. Make sure you spray before you release.

The ladybugs arrived alive, and are now living and working in my fruit and vegetable garden!!