Solutions for tiny black bugs infesting pothos
Method 1:
Sticky trap bug-catching method.
Method 2:
Tobacco ash water pest control: add a tiny amount (about 0.2 grams) of baking soda, then spray; it is quite effective.
Method 3:
Essential balm insecticidal method. Spray a 400-500 times dilution of essential balm; it has a fumigating effect, penetrates into the insect body, and kills the pests.
Method 4:
Mosquito coil pest control method.
Next, let's learn about where it is best to place pothos.
Where pothos is suitable to be kept
1. A newly renovated home
In a newly renovated house, every part of it contains a large amount of toxic substances. If you keep pothos in the new house, it can quickly reduce the level of harmful gases in the house, so you can move into your new home earlier, because pothos can not only purify benzene and trichloroethylene from the air, but also purify formaldehyde from the air, and one pot of pothos can purify about 8-10 sq m of air.
2. Places where family members frequently come into contact
Pothos should be placed in the living room, bedroom, on the coffee table, beside the TV, and other such places, all of which are places where family members come into contact relatively often; for the health of the family, special attention should be paid to these places. Pothos is one of the best indoor decorative plants, with relatively slender and soft stems and emerald green leaves. It can be placed directly on a table or coffee table, or placed on top of a cabinet to let its vines hang down naturally, or coiled into a ring shape; in this way it not only makes full use of space and purifies the air, but also changes the rigid lines in the home, adding a bit of greenery, full of vitality and endless charm.
3. Windowsill position
Most people put pothos on the windowsill, because pothos is not large in size, so there is no need to worry that it will crush the windowsill, and it will not block the view outside the window, so placing it on the windowsill is a very good choice. On the windowsill, pothos can get sufficient light, and the windowsill is also very ventilated, which is very suitable for the growth of pothos.
4. A kitchen with more cooking fumes
Placing pothos in the kitchen can both absorb the cooking fumes produced by cooking in the kitchen and add a beautiful scenery line to the kitchen, achieving two things at once.
Pothos has a very tenacious vitality. It is not only unafraid of the cooking fumes in the kitchen, but also actively absorbs cooking fumes from the air and purifies the air. It is a very impressive plant. But if you put it in the kitchen, remember to water it, provide sufficient light, and also clean its leaves, generally once a month, so that the cooking fumes in the air will not clog the stomata on the leaves. Leave all the remaining problems to pothos, for it is equivalent to an air purifier!
That is all for today's content. If tiny black bugs also appear in your office, you can use the above methods to solve them!