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Growing vegetables and flowers on the balcony attracts lots of flying insects? Here are a few tricks to solve it cleanly and thoroughly
Gardeners who grow vegetables fear tiny bugs the most. Spraying pesticides is not an option, since they are looking forward to feasting on green vegetables. But if you do not treat the problem, it is the bugs' turn to feast... Many bugs can also spread diseases, and if plants catch sooty mold or the like, they are in real trouble...
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Mosquito-repellent green plants keep you cool all summer and chase away mosquitoes and insects
Growing some green plants at home in the hot summer not only brings a bit of greenery, but also puts us in a good mood. So which green plants can bring us that touch of coolness in summer? 1. Mint. Mint is the top choice among summer green plants...
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Growing flowers in summer easily breeds small flying insects; garlic and vinegar alone can cure it completely
It's very simple, just treat it! There are many methods, and the fastest and most effective ones, let's take a look together. If your plants don't have many bugs, you can just pick them off directly, or you can use homemade insecticides for spraying. For example: crush garlic, onion, chili peppers and other pungent things, mix with water and spray; mix laundry detergent or dish soap with water and spray; mix vinegar or orange peel with water and spray. When there aren't many bugs, these methods are all effective.
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What to do about small flying insects on potted plants? Growing a pot of grass beside them can make the insects detour around them
In summer, when it is both humid and stuffy, many flower lovers like to sit on the balcony or in the yard after work to cool off and admire their potted plants, but small flying insects keep flitting around above the pots. Even if you spray some insecticide, they disappear for a while, then fly back...
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You can kill the tiny flying insects at home without pesticides, and this trick really works
Everyone who grows plants wants to see their plants thrive and look full of energy. No one wants to see their plants covered in pests, sick, wilted and listless. But plants getting pests is also a common thing, so how do you prevent and control it?...
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No need to buy pesticides for scale insects and whiteflies - a bowl of soapy water can kill them all
If your flowers are sick and you don't treat them, how can they possibly bloom profusely? Today I'm going to teach everyone how to effectively prevent and control several common pests and diseases. The methods are simple and easy to learn! If you want to never worry about your flowers again, take a quick look~
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Use these things to repel insects from your plants and keep them safe from pests
Floral water is probably a mosquito-repellent product kept in every household. As the weather gets hotter, mosquitoes and insects become more and more rampant. Basically, people buy some floral water to keep at home every year, and after summer is over, a lot is left over. It feels like a waste to throw it away...
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An elderly couple fills their home with flowers of every color, all to attract all kinds of small insects
Visiting an elderly couple who have a backyard full of lotus and some flowers and plants. Since the beginning of spring, flowers have been blooming continuously in the backyard, and after summer arrives it is even more vibrant. These photos are all the work of the elderly woman. The elderly woman has been retired for many years, and photography...
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What to do when gardenia gets scale insects? A few prevention and control methods for you
This plant can be affected by many pests, and "scale insects" are one of them. There are mainly two methods to deal with them. The first is the manual method, using a brush to brush them off, which is for when there are few insects. If there are many, then you have to use medication. Specifically, four kinds can mainly be sprayed. First, use baijiu mixed with water to pour. Second, use rice vinegar to wipe. Third, repeatedly wipe with alcohol. Fourth, which is more troublesome, is to use a mixture of diesel, laundry detergent and water.
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Common pests of orchids include thrips and scale insects.
A rare, top-grade downhill Chun Jian plum-petal orchid from Mabian in recent years, with very few in number.
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