Live Ladybugs - Good Bugs for Garden - Hippodamia Convergens - Guaranteed Live Delivery!… (Ladybugs, 300, Count)

Got these today. Post office left them in my mailbox- despite the box clearly stating not to do that. Was happy- almost all of the ladybugs were alive and raring to go. It was a bit confusing to figure out how to get them out of the bag they were in, but I was able to cut off a corner of the package and free them that way. Kids enjoyed setting them free as well. Thank you!

They arrived earlier than expected- most were alive and I am very impressed! They say that they give more than advertised to compensate for that. We released some where I had aphids problems and they went right to work! It is a great purchase and I recommend!

Decent value for the buck, as most of the ladybugs arrived alive and happy and are already on the job in my garden.

I just wanted to let you know I received my ladybugs in every one of them were alive and running around like crazy in the little bag they came in. I put them straight into the house that I have built for them inside my terraria along with some fresh sliced apples. I have other things in inside also such as round cardboard tubular containers and a small living basil plant. My ladybugs seem to be eating and thriving. So far. My only problem will be. If it gets too hot being 106 today I will just have to see. Thank you again. By the way, send me your free packages of ladybugs anytime. Love to have them!

I left it on 3 stars cause every single lady bug flew away, I put them in fridge, let them out at dusk and even watered plants ahead of time and not one stayed 24 hrs. Wanted to leave a 1* since I just wasted money but since there’s a possibility I did something wrong or even might not have enough bugs on plants 3 is fair. Send some more and if they stay I’ll change the review

Just got my ladybugs today, and I am very, very happy. They were swarming about and very active! I don't really have a place for them outside because we are still experiencing nights with frost, so I have been doing research on them, and I am very excited to give them a habitat and various foods like honey placed in a tube and raisins soaked in water pulled some grass and dandelion to keep them busy. a water-soaked paper towel for water. It is all very cool so now I'm thinking I may be able to breed them and raise them. I have a netted container to keep them in that zips up tight.

From skeptical to optimistic. Package clearly marked “Do not leave in mailbox.” Mail carrier knocked and handed me a package of active ladybugs. They made the five day journey! Misted and placed in fridge prior to releasing them the same evening. Wet the area where they would be released. Opened the bag of sleepy lady bugs and they slowly began their exit. Next morning about half still remained in bag. Misted them and made a larger opening in bag. Bingo, the remainder found their way out. Now hopeful they will hang around and feast on the aphids on Bur Oak. Great job by company for prepping these lady bugs to survive their trip!

I was very pleased that they were almost all still alive. Maybe just a few didn’t make it, but some of them were just sort of like in sleep, I guess. A lot of them are still around. I put them on a wet geranium plant, and they’ve been climbing around that and clustering up in places. I saw a couple of them head for the sky.. but this is a good company. They know how to do it.