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RE: 1 Gallon of Ladybugs Arrived! - Pics/GIF/Vid
Cool cool. I'm assuming once they eat all those in the area they just move on somewhere else and this would/will be a yearly activity? Any issues with them getting in your house? I only ask because it seems like every ladybug in the area ends up in our house ><
The ladybugs lay their eggs on the undersides of plants and leaves, then 3 weeks later the larvae and pupa emerge for a new generation.
We have loads of weeds, bushes, trees and a creek so the chances of them moving on for us is pretty slim. Normally they will go where there is food and water, so if you have a garden in the burbs with little vegetation around then they might leave for other food sources.
I generally don't have an issue with them getting in the house, but if I find one I just toss it outside again.