Lacewing eggs are oval, pale shapes, green eggs.  These can be "planted on foilage on foilage in your garden.  The larva are grey- green  are are known for the huge appetitates they possess.   These guys can consume mealy bugs, red spider mites ( yes we know you hate them) thrips, some small worms and many other destructive garden bugs , insect eggs and larve.

 The lace wing larvae feed for about 3 weeks and then they pupate by spinning a white colored cocoon.    Give them approximatly 7 days and out they come as new adults ready to lay new eggs . 

These new lacewings are light green inn color with see through winf and grow to approx 3/4 inch in length.  The beautiful lacewings are shipped to you in the egg stage in container of rice hulls which makes distribution of the eggs in your garden a breexe.

Release rate : For garden and greenhouses use 1000 lacewing eggs per 500 sq ft.  For larger fields and orchards we suggest 5000 lacewing eggs per acre.