How to protect the seven star ladybug and what is the seven star ladybug for

Don't catch it, raise more aphids for it to eat! That's it.

The role of the seven-star ladybug:

Seven-star ladybug is a beneficial insect, and the adult can prey on wheat aphid, cotton aphid, locust aphid, peach aphid, scale insects, ticks and other pests, which can greatly reduce the damage of trees, melons and fruits and various crops from pests, and is called "live pesticide" by people, and is widely distributed in various parts of China.

After the seven-star ladybug multiplies, it can be released into the field to help humans eradicate aphids and scales. If there is a large number of aphids in the cotton field, the seven-star ladybug can be scattered in the cotton field, and it can eat the aphids.

Growth experience. The seven-star ladybug has to go through four different stages of development in its life: egg, larva, pupae and adult, and the development period of each insect state is mainly affected by food and temperature. Ladybird is a migratory insect, and the foraging behavior of adults and larvae belongs to the transition between wide-area search and regional centralized search behavior.

The ladybug feeds mainly on aphids, sometimes small soil particles, fungal spores, and some small insects, and often pollen from plants in autumn. It is widely distributed in Africa, Europe, and Asia.

The seven-star ladybug is a beneficial insect that eats some bugs that are harmful to crops. However, in life we sometimes encounter situations where many seven-star ladybugs appear in the house. We know that the seven-star ladybug usually only appears in autumn, and generally enters the hibernation period for a month, and the seven-star ladybug that appears at home is generally in this nuclear blockage period.

The reason why the seven-star ladybug appears at home is because the temperature at home is higher than the temperature outside, and the seven-star ladybug will choose to hibernate at home. Ladybugs will also send out messages to inform other ladybugs to come here to hibernate, so we often see a lot of Ladybugs in our homes. This behavior actually stems from the collective self-protection consciousness of the seven-star ladybug, and the adult seven-star ladybug generally finds a warm and sheltered place to hibernate collectively.

So, how do you get rid of ladybugs? In fact, there are several ways to repel ladybugs:

First, try to use a long-lasting pyrethroid or pyrethroid pesticide as a barrier. The only recommended chemical way to deal with ladybugs is to shield pesticides. These chemicals should be sprayed on the paths where ladybugs may be infested.

When ladybugs pass through the barrier, they stick to the pesticide and eventually die. We can properly mix and apply pesticides as instructed on the label. It is important to note that external pesticides should never be used internally or externally.

Under normal circumstances, chemicals are to be sprayed along the surface and adhere to the substrate which is a carrier thanks to the insecticide. As a result, the toxin stays on the surface and just needs to wait for the ladybugs to pass by.

The second point is to install screens, sand doors, and a small number of ladybugs that enter the house, you can electrocute them with an electric mosquito swatter, just like fighting mosquitoes.

Thirdly, after drying the orange peel and burning it in the corner of the house, you can expel the seven-star ladybug.

Fourth, we can also hang a yellow cloth on the potato noodles outside the window, which can attract the seven-star ladybug out.

All in all, several of the above methods can eliminate ladybugs.

Solution: First of all, we can buy some insect repellent or toilet water, we can use insecticide to kill the Seven Star Ladybug, and then clean it up.

It is recommended not to throw away the peel of the orange after eating, and to dry the orange peel and then burn it, so that the smoke can drive away the seven-star ladybug.

Except for the seven-star ladybug, which has seven stars on its body, the other ladybugs are harmful to humans, so we have to do our best to get rid of them.

Remove all the flowers and plants, because the Ladybug will lay eggs on it, so we need to clean up the Ladybug.

Install a net like a mosquito net on the windowsill to stop it from flying indoors. Try to close the windows when the lights are on at night.

Expand your knowledge. The seven-star ladybug is a beneficial insect, and its food is a pest on plants (mainly aphids), which can greatly reduce the damage to plants, and is called a "live pesticide" and should be protected.

Qixingpiaochong (Coccinellaseptempunctate) Invertebrates, Insecta, Coleoptera, Ladybugidae. The ladybug's sail is a kind of sail track, which is named because the back is like a gourd scoop. According to their feeding habits, ladybugs can be divided into two major groups: herbivorous and carnivorous.

The former feeds on plants and is harmful to humans, but in smaller quantities; The latter account for the vast majority and mainly prey on agricultural pests such as aphids and whiteflies. The seven-star ladybug is a type of carnivorous ladybug that is less than seven millimeters long and oval; The back is arched like a hemisphere, the head is black, the tip has two pale yellow markings, the front chest is black, the feet are black, and the sedan chair is densely hairy. The elytra are red or orange-yellow, and there are seven black spots on them, so they are called seven-star ladybugs.