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I am not looking to make a bunch of money off these but I just happen to have a natural abundance of the little cannabis dwellers. If anyone needs a few let me know and I will box up a few and send em to you. Cover the shipping and maybe a tiny tip and you got yourself a box of ladybugs in the mail.
Hmm..trades for seeds...whatever. :thumbsup:
Let me know. I seem to have created a natural habitat and would be happy to share the wealth.
Seriously, anyone....?
I am looking at 25 on my ceiling now. I know where there are at least 50 more.
do ladybugs benifit a growroom/plant? if so how?
Lady bugs are generally considered useful insects that feed on aphids or scale insects, which are pests in gardens, agricultural fields, orchards, and similar places.Quote:
Originally Posted by superskunk1
i got plenty... but if i run out ill rep you with the email.. lol
they keep flying into my lights
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~MG
Alright, just checking. Let me know.
Yes, if they lay eggs.:cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by superskunk1
Their larvae are voracious, carnivorous, predators.:thumbsup:
However, beware of imposters.
"Hexapodal double agents.":wtf:
Asian Ladybeetles look very much like good ol' American Ladybugs but they are vegans!
Their Adults, and possibly their larvae, will nosh on your salad!:mad:
Look for a black "W" on their thorax.
(Or an "M" if it's facing da udder way.):)
Image Reaper tipped me to it.
How 'bout it. IR?
Could you post those pics here?
Aloha y'all
Weezard
Asian lady beetles have more spots (19 or so), bite!, and can range from pale yellow to deep orange in color.
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Genuine Ladybugs have about 7 spots, no "W", and a small head with 2 tiny "eyespots".
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Both kine taste terrible!;)
Aloha
Wee 'zard
thanks alot and great info before taking my 1st step
Mine are definitely ladybugs. They are breeding like mad.