No need to worry about pests on your plants - a few convenient and practical household pest control methods

Anyone who loves growing plants knows that poor care can invite pests, and when that happens you need to deal with them. So how do you do it? It does not matter if your plants have pests - here are various convenient household pest control methods.

Detergent method

(1) Mix dishwashing detergent and water in a ratio of 1:50 to make a solution, then spray it on the stems and leaves of potted flowers; it can kill aphids very effectively.

(2) Use this solution to kill whiteflies, spraying the underside of the leaves once every 5 days until the whiteflies are completely eliminated.

Chive pest control method

Crush fresh chives and squeeze out the juice, then mix it with water in a ratio of 1:6 to make a spray solution; it can control aphids and whiteflies, and at the same time also treat powdery mildew on flowers.

Scallion pest control method

Take 20 g of fresh scallions (or one onion), crush them into a paste, put it into 1000 ml of water and soak for 24 hours, then filter out the residue and spray the stems and leaves. Do this 3 times a day for 3~4 days in a row.

Orange peel for controlling leaf-eating pests

Soak orange peel in 500 ml of water, seal it in a container for 24 hours, then take out the orange peel and spray with the soaking liquid to control leaf-eating pests.

Fumigating pests with mosquito coils

Light 1 mosquito coil in the flower pot, cover the potted flower with a plastic bag, open a small hole at the top, and fumigate for 1 hour; this can effectively kill butterfly larvae and adults, but do not leave it too long, otherwise it will affect the growth of the flowers.

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