Bury a few cloves of garlic in the soil, and all the bugs and ants will die, not a single one will be left!

Garlic insecticide

Garlic has a strong smell, which is very irritating to insects, but has little effect on flowers and plants, and also has the function of sterilization and disinfection.

1. Garlic water kills aphids

Crush the garlic, add some clean water (1 garlic to 50ml water), soak for about 3 hours, filter it, put the water into a small spray bottle, and spray it on the place where the worms grow.

2. Garlic repels ants, nematodes, and earthworms

Burying chopped garlic directly in the soil of flowers can not only provide fertilizer, but also eliminate ants, nematodes and earthworms in the flowerpots, killing two birds with one stone. But don't put too much, usually 2-3 cloves of garlic are enough

Chive insecticide

The taste of leeks can also kill insects, and the principle is similar to that of garlic. Note that only green chives are acceptable, yellow chives will have a smaller effect

1. Leek juice kills aphids and red spiders

The amount depends on the size and number of your flowers. Huahua's family has 3 pots of roses, so she used 10 leeks. Chop them up and mash them, soak them in 1000ml of water, cover them with plastic wrap, and leave them overnight.

After leaving it overnight, the spicy smell of the leek will come out. Filter it and spray it on the place where the insects grow. Spray it once every 1-2 days, and it will be able to eliminate the insects after about 3 times.

Onion insecticide

Onions contain volatile propylene sulfide, which is unbearable even for humans, let alone insects. It can not only repel insects, but also kill bacteria.

1. Onion water insecticide

Chop 1/4 of the onion, add 500ml of water, soak overnight, and the filtered onion water is enough to water 2-3 pots of flowers.

Onion water can be sprayed on the leaves or poured into the flower pot. It not only has no effect on the flowers, but can also be used as fertilizer to make the flowers bloom better.

Chili pepper insecticide

In fact, pepper pest control is quite common. It can even kill insects on green vegetables, not to mention insects on flowers. Huahua recommends using chili peppers, which are spicy and more lethal.

1. Pepper soaked in water

Use the blade of a knife to break up the chili peppers (if you cut them into small pieces, you will get too spicy), put them in a plastic bottle, add water, the ratio of chili pepper to water is 1:500, screw on the lid and soak overnight, then you can use it. If you have a lot of flowers at home, you can store more of them, and spray them whenever there are insects.

2. Boil chili water

If you don't have chili peppers at home, you can boil water with dried chili shells. Add 5-10 chili shells to 600-1000ml of water and boil them together. Bring to a boil over high heat, simmer over low heat for a while, and then turn off the heat and let it cool before spraying the flowers to kill insects.

Pig skin and chicken bones

This method is mainly used to deal with ants. Ants are prone to become a plague in summer. Once one ant appears in the house, there will be a nest of ants, so be sure to kill them as early as possible!

Pig skin and chicken bones to kill ants

Prepare a small piece of pig skin (preferably cooked) or a chicken bone and place it 20 cm away from the flower pot. After about half a day, the ants will gather around the meat. At this time, prepare insecticide to kill them in one fell swoop.

Ants are sensitive to the smell of skin and bones. Once they find their target, they will frantically carry the "food". At this time, you only need to wait and kill all the ants.

Dear flower lovers, please don’t ask whether it is too cruel to eliminate ants. Ants reproduce quickly, they are an annual, year after year. If you don’t eliminate them, your house will be empty!

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