Chrysoperla Carnea Pflanze Australian ladybugs cannot become an

Australian ladybugs cannot become an invasive species because they cannot overwinter outdoors in our latitudes

effectively reducing the system thermal resistance between the LED PN junction and the surface of the heat sink

Application periodIndoor plants: all year roundStorageRelease immediately upon receiptWarningUse plant protection products with care

and root health

Please note: The larvae of the Australian lady beetle are covered with waxy excretions and thus resemble mealybugs

Chrysoperla Carnea Pflanze Australian ladybugs cannot become anAgainst AphidsUsing beneficial insects against pests is the most biological way of pest control. The native lacewing larvae of the species Chrysoperla carnea are also called aphid lions thanks to their preference for the pests. However, they are also natural antagonists of thrips, spider mites, mealybugs, caterpillars and other plant pests. The larvae are distributed on the ornamental and vegetable plants infested by them, where they systematically