What pesticide works well to control small flying insects on flowers and plants
What pesticide to use when flowers and plants have small flying insects
When there are small flying insects on flowers and plants, you can generally spray an appropriate amount of insecticide, or you can use the following methods to repel the insects. Soak orange peels in water and leave them in the sun for 3 days, then dilute the soaking liquid and spray it on the flowers and plants, and pour a little into the flower soil; usually about 2 uses are enough to get rid of the small flying insects. Place yellow sticky insect paper boards around the flowers and plants to trap and kill the small flying insects. Cover the surface of the flower soil with a layer of sand or perlite to reduce its moisture level.