@pharmunique_: I try my best to garden organically, so I’ve become really interested in biological pest control, which simply means using beneficial insects to help control garden pests naturally. Green lacewing eggs typically hatch in about 3–6 days. Once they hatch, the larvae get to work feeding on pests like aphids, whiteflies, mealybugs, thrips, spider mites, and scale insects. Mine showed up naturally in my garden! The eggs are tiny and easy to miss, so learn what they look like before you spray. If you see them, leave them! They’re there to help. #creatorsearchinsights #gardeningathome #VegetableGardening