Aphid Control Garden Pack | 1,500 Ladybugs, 1,000 Green Lacewing Larvae, & 500 A. Colemani

Moderate-to-heavy aphid pressure needs more than one mode of action. This combination pairs two fast-acting generalist predators with a targeted parasitoid so nothing on the leaf — exposed or hidden — gets missed. What's in this pack Ladybugs (1,500 count) — Generalist biological control agents that target aphids of any species or size on open leaf surfaces. No pest ID required. Green Lacewing (1,000 count, larval stage) — Aggressive generalist predators supplied at the predatory stage, ready to work on contact. Effective against aphids and other soft-bodied pests for 2–4 weeks per application. Aphidius colemani (500 count) — A microscopic parasitoid wasp sized to reach aphids tucked into curled leaves and new growth that larger predators can't access. Provides continued suppression for 1–2 weeks after the initial application. How it works Ladybugs and lacewing handle visible, exposed aphid populations immediately. Aphidius colemani works over time in hard-to-reach spots the predators miss, extending control well past the first application. Coverage & rates Component Rate Frequency Aphidius colemani 1 per 2 sq. ft. Multiple applications recommended Green Lacewing 1 per sq. ft. Weekly, as needed Ladybugs 1 per sq. ft. Weekly or bi-weekly Effective temperature range: 62°F–86°F across all three components. Application Ladybugs: apply near plant bases in early morning, evening, or overcast conditions; mist foliage beforehand. Green Lacewing: distribute evenly across affected foliage promptly upon application; avoid crowding for best results. Aphidius colemani: disperse onto affected foliage, or use hanging release boxes for targeted coverage; keep off soil. Tips Remove yellow sticky traps for the first few days of treatment. Address ant activity first, since ants protect honeydew-producing pests from biological controls. For active infestations, staggered repeat applications are recommended over a single treatment. Handling Aphidius colemani and green lacewing perform best when applied promptly. Ladybugs may be held under refrigeration for short-term storage if needed before application.