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I’ve never seen Ladybugs that look that, there are no spots on them.
I’m not real familiar with a lot of the bugs you might run into outdoors, but those look more like some sort of “leaf beetle” maybe, or maybe harlequin bugs.
They haven’t ate any leaves yet, I will let you know if they do.
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They haven’t ate any leaves, and look like they took care of spider mites on another plant.
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They seem to love the plants and do no harm yet, will keep you guys posted, this is the first I see of these types of lady bugs.
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I to have never a seen a lady bug of that color before, hey if they eat the all the spitter mites I would let them hang out.
Will
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Check this out…I had know idea!!
Will
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There is alot of them in the overgrown brush,but they come to drink water in our garden and have a snack of two.
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You have the best of both worlds…lol
Will
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Those are Ladybug larvae. The good news is; They eat pests that harm your plant; The bad news is; They do not thrive in areas without pests being available for them to eat.
Once they devour pests bugs, they go away.
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They lasted a few days jumping around to diffrent plats in the garden, drank water and left, I have keep a water dish full so they come back and vist if they get thirsty. Thanks for the info guys.
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A great ladybug thread @Mrcrabs …you’ve been here a while lol…what was it like back them? You were 38 lmao
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Oh yea time flies bye growing herb my friend, you’ll enjoy this hobby it’s as addictive as smokin 
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