Do ladybugs like aloe plants

Answer 1

yes they do eat it but only the yellow and orange ones eat it but unfortunatly the yellow is rare so you dont see them that much anymore.!! yes they do eat it but only the yellow and orange ones eat it but unfortunatly the yellow is rare so you dont see them that much anymore.!! yes they do eat it but only the yellow and orange ones eat it but unfortunatly the yellow is rare so you dont see them that much anymore.!!

Answer 2

Yes, they are great for the garden because they eat aphids and aphids destroy plants. Aphids are a common pest they eat. I am sure there are many other benefits of their habits. You can even buy live ones from the nursery so you can make sure you have plenty of them on your garden.

Ladybugs, lizards, and frogs are our friends.

Answer 3

Flowers and herbs describe the kind of plants that ladybugs like. Many ladybug species devour such garden pests as aphids, mealybugs and scale even though other species function as herbivores (plant-eaters). Plants that encourage ladybugs in need of nectar or a meeting, observational or resting perch range from angelica to bachelor's button, bugleweed, butterfly weed, calendula, caraway, chives, cilantro, common yarrow, coneflowers, coreopsis, cosmos, dandelion, dill, fennel, feverfew, garlic, geranium, marigold, maximilian sunflowr, mint, parsley, Queen Anne's lace, raspberry, scented geraniums, statice, sweet alyssum, tansy and wild carrot.

Answer 4

Yes

Answer 5

Yes