Lacewing Larvae – Chrysoperla (500) Syngonium Each plant is chosen to

Each plant is chosen to complement the other while keeping care simple and rewarding

The species is known for its deeply lobed textured leaves and striking dark veining that gives it a bold almost prehistoric appearance

often outpacing the infestation and cleaning up webbed leaves in a matter of weeks

indirect sunlight to maintain the vibrant yellow variegation

High HumidityHigh humidity is preferred around sixty to seventy percent or higher

Lacewing Larvae – Chrysoperla (500) Syngonium Each plant is chosen toMeet 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