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Spray a bit of this on your flowers in summer, and it drives away mosquitoes and insects even better than pesticides
As the weather gets hotter and hotter and summer draws nearer, mosquitoes and insects are gradually increasing, and the potted plants kept by many flower lovers are almost ruined by mosquitoes and insects. They want to spray some pesticide on them, but fear the toxicity is too strong, which would harm the potted plants and also do some harm to the human body...
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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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Pelargoniums are beautiful and gorgeous; grow a pot on your balcony and mosquitoes and insects won't dare come near.
Pelargonium, also known as zonal geranium, mosquito-repellent grass, and butterfly geranium, has a very eye-catching name, and the flowers it produces are even more charming and moving: pink flowers are delicate and shy, bright red ones are gorgeous, purple ones are charming. Just a few plants create a scene of brilliant colors, making them a top choice for courtyards and balconies...
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Asparagus fern turning yellow in May and attracting small flying insects? Remember these 5 care points
Before we know it, May has arrived. Some flower growers report that their asparagus fern (Asparagus setaceus) has some yellow leaves, and a few small flying insects are hovering and darting around it all day long, which is really annoying. If these situations occur, be sure to remember these 5 points!...
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After Start of Summer, grow these potted plants to repel mosquitoes and insects and absorb formaldehyde, rivaling an air purifier
In the blink of an eye, it is already Start of Summer, and as temperatures rise, the number of mosquitoes and insects at home will keep increasing. Many friends are busy buying mosquito repellent, but actually growing some insect-repelling potted plants at home is also a good choice, especially lemon balm (Melissa officinalis) and chrysanthemums...
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Mealybugs on succulents: use alcohol to kill insects and sterilize, keeping pests and diseases away
The weather has warmed up recently, and mealybugs on succulents are stirring again. For those who don't want to use pesticides, alcohol can come in handy again. You can use a syringe to draw up 75% alcohol, and spray it wherever there are mealybugs...
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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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How to treat scale insects on succulents: a few simple steps to stop the pest from happening again
Some flower lovers say that the succulents they grow always have scale insects, and it feels like they can never be cleaned out completely; to avoid infecting the others, they quickly throw them away together with the soil. A few days ago I saw that the Echeveria 'Herbst' (Yudie) had them too, but not many, so I picked them off one by one with tweezers. Black Prince...
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