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Bugs. Bugs, summer is the peak season for bugs, especially if you have a few pots of flowers at home, then it is even more a case of little bugs flying everywhere! But recently Yatou discovered many "miracle remedies" for killing insects, and you can grow flowers well without spending much money. Don't you think that's a bargain...

Bugs. Bugs, summer is the peak season for bugs, especially if you have a few pots of flowers at home, then it is even more a case of little bugs flying everywhere!

But recently Yatou discovered many "miracle remedies" for killing insects, and you can grow flowers well without spending much money. Don't you think that's a bargain?


Coffee

In summer it is always hard to resist drowsiness, and a cup of coffee in the morning is naturally indispensable. Just save a sip for growing flowers. Mix the coffee with water and dilute it as much as possible, do not use the concentration you drink! Also try to choose plain coffee; if it is instant coffee, then forget it, because it contains more sugar and milk, and spraying it on flowers makes it even easier for bugs to appear!

Spray the coffee, once in the morning and once in the evening, and very soon you will find many small black shells on the leaves. These are dead bugs.

Of course, sprinkling coffee grounds on the soil surface also has the effect of inhibiting pest growth.


Chives

Garlic and onion work by the same principle.

Mix these together and juice them, or directly crush them, soak them in water overnight, and the next day dilute with water before use!

After each spraying, 2-3 hours later, you can rinse the leaves with clean water. This is to avoid affecting the leaves' respiration.


Tomato leaf juice

This is the first time Yatou has heard of it, and I don't know whether it works well. It is said that tomato leaves contain certain toxins and specifically target red spider mites and aphids.

Pick fresh tomato leaves, mash them and soak them in water, filter after 1 hour, and the clear liquid obtained can be used to water flowers! Spray once a day, and soon the bugs will all be dead!

Everyone can rest assured that the toxins in tomato leaves specifically target bugs, and they are present in small amounts, so they will not affect human health.





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