Green Lacewings Pre-Paid Certificate

The natural enemy of many species of pests, insects, and mites, Green Lacewings are shipped as eggs that will soon hatch into larvae. The tiny larvae are known as "aphid lions" because of their voracious appetites, devouring as many as 1000 aphids per day. They remain as larvae for up to 21 days, just crawling around looking for food. Green Lacewings also make hearty meals of mealybugs, cottony cushion scale, spider mites, caterpillars, whitefly larvae and a wide variety of moth eggs and just about any other soft bodied pests. The adult green lacewing, feeding only on pollen, will lay its eggs, and the life cycle will repeat.