3000 Pre-Fed Live Ladybugs | BuddyBugs | Hippodamia Convergens | Guaranteed Live Delivery | for Aphid Control and Other Insects + THCity Stake

Very few live lady bugs :(. Package did not sit out was received immediatelyUpdate resolved!Seller promptly fixed and expedited new package of vibrant lively lady bugsThank you!

For me these came from S. Calif to me in Florida. I think it was around 4 days travel. This is the end of February so the temps are reasonable.Anyway. I have no idea if there are 1500 in the mesh. But I can say I didn’t see a single dead one. 100% alive best I could tell. Surprised me.I recommend the seller. Now - will the lady bugs do their thing - no idea. But this seems to be a good try. We’ll wait and see.

My veggies got inundated with tiny pesky bugs. I was devastated. Then I found live ladybugs on Amazon! YAY I'm so impressed with how much of a difference they have made in such a short time. Now, I'll always make sure I have a mess of ladybugs for all my plants!Make sure you order from a business that guarantees the ladies will arrive alive. Also, if you live in Texas, you'll want to order when it's not sweltering hot! They'll have a better survival rate when it's cooler, especially if there is a chance they'll be in a hot mailbox waiting for you to pick them up.

The ladybugs died in less than 24hrs. I put them right in my garden on a nice sunny day with plenty of water. When I contacted the seller and explained what happened they asked for a photo of the dead ladybugs to prove they arrived dead. I responded to remind them that I did not say that the ladybugs arrived dead and they never contacted me again. Do not waste your money.

Arrived quickly, and the lady bugs all seemed healthy and alive. The one issue was packaging.Maybe I am a big dummy and missed something obvious, but the packaging is hard plastic mesh and it needed to be cut open, but given the "bag" is full of the lady bugs it was hard to find safe places to cut. It also didn't open very wide and wouldn't stay open so some of the bugs would get stuck in bunches in the corners.I ended up cutting the top, sprinkling some out and then setting the bag in a bush for the bugs to climb out and then coming back after a few minutes to cut the bag open more, then leaving it in another bush, and repeating the process until most of the bugs were out and then left the bag out overnight for the remaining bugs to find their way out.