chadfly111
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you just have to hit them a few times over a 10 day period to get rid of the hatched eggs as well
How invasive are spidermites?
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New Age United
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When you google "do ladybugs eat spider mites " it says they eat "mostly aphids and spider mites"
voodoosdaddy
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Get a small industrial ozone generator for sterilizing the room. you shouldn't use them in a room with living plants They help with smell also.
New Age United
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Heres my ladies, gonna put em in the fridge for a few days then start releasing them.
macsnax
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Did you check out how to release them properly? It took me a few batches to get them to stick around, just looking out for ya.
New Age United
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No macs I thought you just released them near dark period, please explain.
macsnax
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Release them at lights out for sure. Time it to where you water your plants when you release them, and some stray drops of water on your fans leaves is a good thing too. Put out some food and water for them. If they have everthing they need to thrive, they will want to stay. Google diy ladybug food. They will focus on your bug problem, but a happy environment will keep them around.
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