Field Notes
Lacewing Larvae Come With Jaws
What lacewing larvae look like, what they eat, and why recognizing the predator matters before treating the plant.
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Most common
ThripsSilver streaks, black specksSpider MitesFine webbing, speckled leavesAphidsClusters on new growth, sticky leavesMealybugsCottony white tuftsFungus GnatsLittle flies around the pot
Other pests
Every pest we treat →Meet the predators
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Most asked for
Predatory MitesThrips, spider mites, broad mitesLadybugs & Lady BeetlesAphids, mealybugsGreen LacewingsShipped as eggs, hatch huntingBeneficial NematodesLarvae living in the soil
More predators and helpers
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- Springtails
- Soil & Root Health
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- Bioactive & Vivarium
- All Beneficial Insects
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