Hi @perth9223,
Unfortunately, this is not a product we deal with, but there are certain things you can do to encourage lacewings to take up residence.
Encouraging beneficial insects for natural pest control is all about creating the right environment with food, shelter, and water. Many insects that prey on garden pests, such as lacewings, ladybugs, hoverflies, and parasitic wasps, rely on nectar and pollen as adults.
Planting a variety of flowering plants can keep them around year-round. Flowers like alyssum, marigolds, dill, fennel, coriander, lavender, and daisies are excellent choices because they attract these beneficial predators while also adding colour and variety to your garden.
Water is another essential element for beneficial insects. A shallow dish filled with pebbles and water creates a safe drinking source. Keeping these water sources topped up, particularly during dry weather, helps insects stay hydrated and active in pest control.
Providing mulch, leaf litter, or decaying wood in certain areas of your garden also encourages predatory insects like beetles and spiders. These ground-dwelling predators play a crucial role in controlling slugs, aphids, and caterpillars. Straw mulch, in particular, is excellent for creating microhabitats where beneficial insects can thrive.
Perhaps some of our experienced gardeners such as @Noelle, @mich1972 and @mashthyme can offer some further guidance.
Let me know if you have any further questions.
Jacob
