Live Ladybugs - Good Bugs for Garden - Hippodamia Convergens - Guaranteed Live Delivery!… (Ladybugs, 300, Count)

I just wanted to let you know I received my ladybugs in every one of them were alive and running around like crazy in the little bag they came in. I put them straight into the house that I have built for them inside my terraria along with some fresh sliced apples. I have other things in inside also such as round cardboard tubular containers and a small living basil plant. My ladybugs seem to be eating and thriving. So far. My only problem will be. If it gets too hot being 106 today I will just have to see. Thank you again. By the way, send me your free packages of ladybugs anytime. Love to have them!

When the young zinnia plants began to grow , something had eaten holes in the leaves. I found the Live Ladybugs on Amazon and ordered them. They arrived soon and were all alive. I followed the instructions and placed them in my flower pots just after sunset . The results have been amazing . My zinnias this year are healthier and prettier than they have ever been.

When things go wrong you find out the truth about the company. My 1st shipment was clearly delayed or lost then found . 80 plus percent dead when received. When reported they quickly sent a new shipment. And now the lady bugs are happy and working in our garden area . The bag was active when it arrived . And more important they are active in the garden area . I enjoy them we like nature and raise bees and chickens and geese and accept we might not have perfect looking food but no chemicals are worth the trade off . Natural helpers is our goal .

This product was very late on arriving. The seller went so far as to say “If you will give us a positive review you can keep the item and we will refund your money “. We followed the instructions to keep them in the fridge for 2 weeks (all active stoped) after 2 weeks you are supposed to release them on a cool morning. They were active on arrival with mature bugs and larva. Save your money. I’ll just eat my loss because now I don’t have the original bix and the product was open. I got an OK from Amazon and a label so I am going to try but I’m not holding my breath. I knew it was a bit late for lady bugs when I couldn’t find any in the nursery where I shop so I paid double the price for a FAILED attempt.

Value for the money. Great and easy instruction's.

They arrived safely. Remember to release them in the dark!! They ate up the aphids.

From skeptical to optimistic. Package clearly marked “Do not leave in mailbox.” Mail carrier knocked and handed me a package of active ladybugs. They made the five day journey! Misted and placed in fridge prior to releasing them the same evening. Wet the area where they would be released. Opened the bag of sleepy lady bugs and they slowly began their exit. Next morning about half still remained in bag. Misted them and made a larger opening in bag. Bingo, the remainder found their way out. Now hopeful they will hang around and feast on the aphids on Bur Oak. Great job by company for prepping these lady bugs to survive their trip!

First time I've bought ladybugs! I've Rose of Sharon plants that will bloom soon and quite a few of the soon-to-be-flowers were aphid infested. I read a few scientific articles about releasing ladybugs, how to keep them alive before release, how to release (in dark of night), etc. Ordered these bugs and most (if not all) were alive when I rec'd them. I did a release a few nights ago. And while it's true most fly away (to help other gardens!), I can visibly see some on my plants and....the best news...crossed fingers....the aphid population appears to have greatly reduced. Happy!