Lacewing Larvae – Chrysoperla (500) Tropical houseplant indirect light to maintain variegation•

indirect light to maintain variegation• Water: Water when the top 2–3 cm of the mix feels dry

The distinctive form makes it one of the most unique and recognizable Philodendron species

Add the capsules to the pond according to the water volume

well draining aroid substrate rich in organic matter to support the surface running rhizome

WateringWater when the top layer of soil has dried slightly

Lacewing Larvae – Chrysoperla (500) Tropical houseplant indirect light to maintain variegation•Meet the "aphid lion" the fierce larva of the green lacewing (Chrysoperla), and one of nature's most effective aphid hunters. A single larva can devour up to 600 aphids as it grows! How it works Native to Sweden, the larva grabs each aphid in its sickle shaped jaws and sucks it dry. It grows from 23 mm to around 1 cm over the two weeks it spends feasting. Because alarmed aphids tend to drop from the plant, a fine net around the plant keeps both pest