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. Today Hua'er will introduce 2 methods of driving away mosquitoes and insects. Spray them on your flowers, and all the mosquitoes and insects will be driven away.

1. Florida water (floral water)

There are especially many mosquitoes and insects in summer, so we all keep some floral water on hand. When bitten by mosquitoes, you can spray a little to relieve itching and reduce swelling. In fact, spraying some on plants can also drive away mosquitoes and insects.

Specific usage: mix with clean water at a ratio of 1:500, shake well, pour into a spray bottle, and spray directly onto the leaves. Spray once or twice a week to effectively prevent insect attacks, and the plants will naturally grow better.

Note that if the plant is relatively young and small, the floral water and water can be mixed at a ratio of 1:1000. It must not be too concentrated, otherwise the leaves will be burned.

2. Orange peel

Besides being usable as fertilizer, the substances in orange peel also have a great effect on driving away mosquitoes and insects. Wash the orange peel clean, cut it into small pieces with a fruit knife, then put them into a mineral water bottle, then pour in an appropriate amount of water. If you have distillers' grains at home, add a little distillers' grains to promote fermentation. Screw the lid on tightly, and you can put it under the sun to bake. Open it about every two or three days to let it breathe. After about ten days to half a month, when the liquid has changed color, you can pour it out and use it.

Mix the fermented orange peel liquid with water at a ratio of 1:200, then pour it into a spray bottle, and you can spray it onto the leaves, branches and stems of the plants. Spray once or twice a week, and it will have a very good effect of driving away mosquitoes and insects.

That is all for the introduction on driving away mosquitoes and insects. If flower lovers have other additions, you can share them with everyone in the comment section below. If you want to learn more about flower-growing knowledge, you can follow Huajianke!