Ladybug larvae look nothing like the red and black adults so it’s easy to not know that these little grey bugs are actually baby ladybugs! This one is closer to maturity, when they’re younger they look even weirder: more black and more visible legs. But fun fact about ladybugs: the babies eat WAY more aphids. They can get through 400 a day, while the adults are closer to 50. So definitely some bugs you want to see around your garden. Cucumber beetles on the other hand (yellow and black spots) ar

I’m Growing A LadyBug Larvae Into A LadyBug🐞🌱Ladybugs, also known as ladybirds, are fascinating creatures that go through a remarkable life cycle. So we are going to witness it.It all starts with a tiny little egg that the ladybug mommy lays on the underside of a leaf.The eggs are usually round and yellow or orange in color. After a few days, the eggs hatch into larva. The larva look like tiny alligators with black and orange stripes.They have a big appetite and love to eat aphids, which are t