For a ladybird to start laying, first of all, it needs to be mature, meaning it should be around one week to ten days old, and it also needs the necessary food in order to lay. Because when there are no aphids, it won’t lay. And it regulates the population itself. If its offspring have no food, it won’t lay.
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When should you introduce ladybirds?
The ideal time to introduce ladybirds is when aphid colonies are developing. You can, of course, introduce them when there...
