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Originally Posted by Leafmite
Every spring, I order lady bugs and lacewing eggs after putting my plants outside. Usually, in autumn, a few lady bug larvae/eggs come in with the plants and provide control (I grow on shelves i a sliding glass doorway). This fall, I found lacewing larvae on some of my plants but I hope there will also be some lady bug larvae, too. The lady bugs will stay close to the plants and will continue the cycle through the winter, providing me with control but I am not sure what the lacewings will do....
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It's good to hear that they I should expect them to continue to eat the pests.
-Keith
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Originally Posted by Clawhammer
Get ready to be yelled at if you are planning on asking for a refund. Worst vendor out there.
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No, I'm not going to contact them. The plant was easily treated, but I have heard a lot of bad things about Norman's orchids.
-Keith
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