They hibernate on mountainsides, rocks and caves. In areas of the country where such natural habitats don't exist for them, they take advantage of the next best thing: our homes! So instead of being pest control, they've become pests themselves!!!
Fortunately, there are some sprays available that can be used indoors and outdoors to kill and repel them. There's something called cypermethrin that can be sprayed on the outside of the building, and an aerosol called Air Devil to use indoors.
More de-bugging suggestions from our contributors:
Use a "shop vacuum". This type of vacuum is easy to use for collect ladybugs. When using this to vacuum up ladybugs, use a clean bag or pad the bottom with a cloth. After all is clean, release the unwelcome guests outside.
Cultivation of indoor and outdoor plants is a way to keep ladybugs around the house. The insects in question (Coccinellidae family) prey upon pests such as aphids, mealybugs and thrips in regard to carnivorous genera and upon pollen in terms of herbivorous species. They particularly will be appreciative of fruiting groves that attract predatory invertebrates and that offer shaded and sunlit moisture and shelter.
Not sure you want to! Ladybugs eat aphids and other insects that can harm your plants. Some garden supply houses sell ladybugs to fight them without chemicals.
Are you sure they are ladybugs? If they are, NEVER kill them!! They are beneficial insects for the garden. If they are in your house, take them outside. They eat aphids among other things.
Hanging or placing Garlick around your home is the natural way to rid the area of mosquitos and lady bugs.
From your house or from your garden? If a garden, which crops? If the house, where are they in relation to where children sleep etc.
with the broom
lol the funny thing is u dont
Ladybugs should be in your garden eating aphids and other garden pests. They are not pets.
ladybug eat greenfly
In a garden.
ladybug lives in green leaf.
yes
Lives in a garden or outside
its about a gardener with problems with his garden so ladybugs come and make his garden pretty
Fumigate
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Kill the fleas! Hire an exterminator.
Yes, they can. You can get rid of an infestation, and then transfer more to the same location and get another infestation.
they live in schools in the grass. but sometimes they go to much greener grasses. They eat other insects, and are sold in garden shops for release in gardens to rid it of harmful insects.