Do they tend to stay around the same area they were released in or are the benefits only for a few days/weeks?
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They stayed for about a week from what I noticed. We did have some cold weather during that time frame though. They are great to watch. I would suggest to the seller to add more food. One teaspoon doesn't cut it. Especially, when some of it spills out, which I understand, the little critters need to eat to stay alive.
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To be honest, is hard to tell. Though I don't see as many in the aquaponics garden as that is where I released them, the aphids are gone and I still see ladybugs around my other plants in the yard. So maybe 1500 aren't' here and I have food enough for those here. I also see larvae ladybugs too. For them to stay around there must be an ample food supply for them. I am considered getting bait to keep them here through the summer. These people are really easy to work with and full of information.
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Hi Tim, I wanted to try a biological rather than spraying so I ordered ladybugs. I ordered them last year as there was quite an infestation on my hydrangeas. They did a good job cleaning up the aphids and I did see the next generation on my birch tree, but most of them moved on or died ( actually there were quite a few dead when they arrived)...I'm not sure how long a ladybug actually lives but if there isn't enough "food" to sustain them they do move on. I released some of them onto my holly bushes, but they did not stay there at all.
1999193
They don't really stay around my house long enough to expire but each batch has their own expiration date on the side of the pack, remember nothing last always.
444402
no they will eventually just disapear like they were never even there. label states not to reseed for 3 weeks .
1404019
Yes...you will notice a difference in the rooms if they are not treated the same day.
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I have left it on my body for 3 weeks and then it was resistant to pull off. Still very attached. But I also had a tegaderm type cover over it so that it was not in contact with water. That might make a difference to the amount of time it would stay.
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Hi, Thanks for the question. It's depands on the place but, actually around 3-5 days, you can have it. Thank you. MaximumTrend USA
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yes it works, it is safe to apply almost anywhere, you need to apply one day yes and one day no, or each third day. so it will to work after several days.....
504710
No if you are lucky enough that you have to take it off yourself usually only stays on a few weeks the most if you are lucky
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They last as fast or slow your hair grows out, usually 4 weeks as for 're using them yes as many times. as u want, u just have to remove the old tape from each extension before putting back in
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I have found them to be effective, for 2 to 3 days. i believe the spray works much better.
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Sometimes it may take them a month or lil longer!! Idk if it's because they are so backed up or what, but it does sometimes take a month or longer!
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Since they're sealed in separate packs, I doubt if their efficacy has been diminished regardless of how old they are. I'd recommend that you go ahead and use them, and I bet they'll be very effective. Mine certainly have been.
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depends on where it is. Usually within 5-7 days. I try to get them pack up with in 48hr and out the door.
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not very long about 3-4 days. Sorry not a fast response. I was away for a few days.
222008
7 days as long it's in a cool space! I also own a pest control company. Just shake it up and your good to go
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No, they last for about a month. Then your system becomes amune to it and it doesn't work anymore.
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Time release items are generally coated and are not distributed into your body all at one. Since that is all I know I checked it out on the web. What I learn was that some time released items may not be that great for our bodies. Check out the web for more information. Hope this helps.