Beneficials in Action!
Mate and lay lots of eggs, my friends. The pattern below is a spiral of lacewing eggs I discovered on a ginger leaf.
A good sign for the health of your garden is the presence of predatory species.
More info and pictures of the various development phases of lacewings here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chrysopidae
Labels: beneficial insects, lacewing eggs, lacewings
posted by David The Good @ 4:39 AM
2 Comments
2 Comments:
wow, what a find, nice picture!
Thanks - I thought that was pretty cool.
Last night, my daughter and I dug up the entire plant and harvested the roots. From the roughly 2 oz root we planted, we got about 3lbs of ginger. Not bad!
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