They are teeny tiny....we released them about 2 weeks ago and so far I cannot even tell that they are in the house at all. They will not survive if there aren't any "bad" bugs to eat, though. They will need to be ordered again if they die off before any "bad" bugs are around. Most species of green lacewings adults live around six weeks. Thanks for watching and commenting!

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😂😂I didn’t have much luck with them … I’m looking for suggestions on indoor bugs the plant community has had luck within because I want to try them in my garage and home for my plant collection. Thank you for watching and commenting ❤️🪴🌿💚

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@@plantluxxe always love .. from me... loved ur largest video too

Hi! I just realized it didn’t show up in the description… fixing that right away! Thank you for watching!

Hello! Thank you for watching and thank you for your kind words! I am lucky to have many windows...one side of my home is south facing, so I am lucky that way! I tend to move my plants around often in order to regularly expose them to sunlight. Thankfully, they are all happy and gorgeous. I appreciate them all for bringing so much joy into my life!

I also live in north facing windows and luckily one east facing but I had to buy a bunch of growlights and they seem to be working.. I live in the Rockies mountains and it's very dry here so I have to have humidifiers too

Hi! I never really saw them anywhere so I don’t think they ever hatched? But, apparently you’re not supposed to notice them with the eye. I plan to release something else soon. Not sure which kind of bud, but I think I will look up summer Wayne oaks content and see what she’s tried. My plant collection has gotten so huge that I need to use beneficial insects to keep the bad bugs away. Mealy bugs suck. My Hoya are mysteriously getting them and I have NO IDEA where they are coming from. It’s crazy. And a pain in the neck😂😂😂 Thank you for watching and commenting here🪴♥️💚 I appreciate your support!

@@plantluxxe interesting! Please keep us posted about your beneficial bugs! I have heard tobacco is an effective pesticide. I believe the nicotine kills the insects it comes in contact with. I hate despise mealy bugs as well! My go to method of elimination is submerging my entire plant for a couple hours to drown the mealy bugs. This has been the most effective method eliminating pests I’ve ever used, BUT when it comes to GIANT plants like the ones you have it would be REALLY difficult to find a space to submerge a plant that big!

Oh darn . I will fix that right away!

@@plantluxxe OH Good Thanks so much!!!

HI there! Oh dear, that sounds scary! I am not a huge fan of bugs either, but the ones that I released in this video aren't even visible to the human eye and they eat the bad bugs (in theory). Try using neem oil mixture, OR try 1 part 70% rubbing alcohol with 4 parts water. That'll usually do the trick. Also, be sure you seal your window so that those bugs outdoors cannot get in through your window hahaa.....but, honestly, that's hard to prevent unless you spray a bug shield in your home... At least 2 times a year, I spray my windows and doors and thresholds with a home bug shield. Keep me posted on your planty advntures! Thanks for watching and commenting!

😂 😂😂 I don’t think they even released honestly because I haven’t seen anything. I think I got scammed on the bugs. 😂 they are so teeny tiny though that you can’t see them or feel them. I do use other beneficial insects in my greenhouse area… bugs used to bother me but they don’t anymore. I think it’s my inner plant mom kicking into mama plant bear mode and giving me super human resilience to insects that used to freak me out. 😂😂🪴🪴 I stop cringe when I see hairy spiders though…eeew. 🌿 ❤️ thank you for watching and sharing!