A few tricks to help flowers and plants stay away from insect pests

Many people like to raise some flowers and plants indoors, which not only greens the environment but also edifies interest. But flowers and plants are not only a little delicate, but also easily "favored" by some bugs, which is annoying and helpless. Let me introduce to you some common pests of flowers and plants and their control methods.

Chrysanthemums attract aphids easily

Aphids, mostly green and black, are good at flying, tube-shaped and flea-like. It likes chrysanthemums, bauhinia, roses, roses and other flowers. Often cluster in the tender tips of flowers, flowers and leaf back, absorb juice, make leaves wrinkle, affect flowering. Generally speaking, insect pests begin to be more obvious in the middle of April.

Countermeasures: when sporadic aphids appear, brush them off with a brush dipped in water, and the aphids under the brush should be dealt with in time to prevent spread. You can also add 1 kg of water to 40 grams of tobacco, filter the original solution after soaking for 48 hours, dilute it with 1 kg of water, add 2 grams of washing powder or a little soap, stir well and spray the plant. Using physical methods, you can use cardboard or plastic board coated with yellow and glue to trap and kill aphids, or use silver tin foil to reflect light to drive away aphids.

Jasmine beware of red spiders

Red spider is Obovate, the back and abdomen are flat, there are red, dark red, orange red and so on. Orchids, jasmine and kumquat are easy to recruit red spiders. It is often hidden on the back of the leaves and buds of flowers, causing the leaves to lose green and wither, the buds to wither, and in severe cases, the plants will wither and die. In general, insect pests are more serious from June to July.

Countermeasures: soak the orange peel with 10 times water for one day and night, filter and spray the plant once every day for 3 consecutive days. In addition, a plate of mosquito-repellent incense can be lit and placed in a flowerpot, and then tied tightly with a plastic bag. After 1 hour of smoking, both eggs and adults can be killed. This is a good way to save money and get quick results.

The rose is far away from the yellow snail moth.

The head of the larva is yellowish brown, the chest is yellowish green, and there is a pair of thorns on each side of the dorsal line. More common in camellias, bauhinia, rose, West House Begonia, and so on, often eat up the leaves of flowers.

Countermeasures: yellow thorn moth likes light, has a strong phototaxis, and can be trapped and killed by a lamp next to the flower.

In addition, brown and pointed insects of plants such as anthurium and cyclamen are often "attacked", as well as mosquito-like mosquitoes and flies that love to grow in poinsettias and pansy, which can be sprayed with garlic juice, pepper water and pepper water at the initial stage.

Little tricks to help your flowers and plants solve insect pests

Chrysanthemum

Many people like to raise some flowers and plants indoors, which not only greens the environment but also edifies interest. But flowers and plants are not only a little delicate, but also easily "favored" by some bugs, which is annoying and helpless. Next, we will introduce several common pests of flowers and plants and their control methods.

Chrysanthemums attract aphids easily

Aphids, mostly green and black, are good at flying, tube-shaped and flea-like. It likes chrysanthemums, bauhinia, roses, roses and other flowers. Often cluster in the tender tips of flowers, flowers and leaf back, absorb juice, make leaves wrinkle, affect flowering. Generally speaking, insect pests begin to be more obvious in the middle of April.

Countermeasures: when sporadic aphids appear, brush them off with a brush dipped in water, and the aphids under the brush should be dealt with in time to prevent spread. You can also add 1 kg of water to 40 grams of tobacco, filter the original solution after soaking for 48 hours, dilute it with 1 kg of water, add 2 grams of washing powder or a little soap, stir well and spray the plant. Using physical methods, you can use cardboard or plastic board coated with yellow and glue to trap and kill aphids, or use silver tin foil to reflect light to drive away aphids.

Jasmine beware of red spiders

Red spider is Obovate, the back and abdomen are flat, there are red, dark red, orange red and so on. Orchids, jasmine and kumquat are easy to recruit red spiders. It is often hidden on the back of the leaves and buds of flowers, causing the leaves to lose green and wither, the buds to wither, and in severe cases, the plants will wither and die. In general, insect pests are more serious from June to July.

Countermeasures: soak the orange peel with 10 times water for one day and night, filter and spray the plant once every day for 3 consecutive days. In addition, a plate of mosquito-repellent incense can be lit and placed in a flowerpot, and then tied tightly with a plastic bag. After 1 hour of smoking, both eggs and adults can be killed. This is a good way to save money and get quick results.

The rose is far away from the yellow snail moth.

The head of the larva is yellowish brown, the chest is yellowish green, and there is a pair of thorns on each side of the dorsal line. More common in camellias, bauhinia, rose, West House Begonia, and so on, often eat up the leaves of flowers.

Countermeasures: yellow thorn moth likes light, has a strong phototaxis, and can be trapped and killed by a lamp next to the flower.

In addition, brown and pointed insects of plants such as anthurium and cyclamen are often "attacked", as well as mosquito-like mosquitoes and flies that love to grow in poinsettias and pansy, which can be sprayed with garlic juice, pepper water and pepper water at the initial stage.

(the writer is a professor at Nanping Agricultural School in Fujian Province)

Little tricks to help your flowers and plants solve insect pests

Chrysanthemum

China Garden Network, November 4 news: many people like to raise some flowers and plants indoors, which not only greens the environment but also edifies interest. But flowers and plants are not only a little delicate, but also easily "favored" by some bugs, which is annoying and helpless. Next, we will introduce several common pests of flowers and plants and their control methods.

Chrysanthemums attract aphids easily

Aphids, mostly green and black, are good at flying, tube-shaped and flea-like. It likes chrysanthemums, bauhinia, roses, roses and other flowers. Often cluster in the tender tips of flowers, flowers and leaf back, absorb juice, make leaves wrinkle, affect flowering. Generally speaking, insect pests begin to be more obvious in the middle of April.

Countermeasures: when sporadic aphids appear, brush them off with a brush dipped in water, and the aphids under the brush should be dealt with in time to prevent spread. You can also add 1 kg of water to 40 grams of tobacco, filter the original solution after soaking for 48 hours, dilute it with 1 kg of water, add 2 grams of washing powder or a little soap, stir well and spray the plant. Using physical methods, you can use cardboard or plastic board coated with yellow and glue to trap and kill aphids, or use silver tin foil to reflect light to drive away aphids.

Jasmine beware of red spiders

Red spider is Obovate, the back and abdomen are flat, there are red, dark red, orange red and so on. Orchids, jasmine and kumquat are easy to recruit red spiders. It is often hidden on the back of the leaves and buds of flowers, causing the leaves to lose green and wither, the buds to wither, and in severe cases, the plants will wither and die. In general, insect pests are more serious from June to July.

Countermeasures: soak the orange peel with 10 times water for one day and night, filter and spray the plant once every day for 3 consecutive days. In addition, a plate of mosquito-repellent incense can be lit and placed in a flowerpot, and then tied tightly with a plastic bag. After 1 hour of smoking, both eggs and adults can be killed. This is a good way to save money and get quick results.

The rose is far away from the yellow snail moth.

The head of the larva is yellowish brown, the chest is yellowish green, and there is a pair of thorns on each side of the dorsal line. More common in camellias, bauhinia, rose, West House Begonia, and so on, often eat up the leaves of flowers.

Countermeasures: yellow thorn moth likes light, has a strong phototaxis, and can be trapped and killed by a lamp next to the flower.

In addition, brown and pointed insects of plants such as anthurium and cyclamen are often "attacked", as well as mosquito-like mosquitoes and flies that love to grow in poinsettias and pansy, which can be sprayed with garlic juice, pepper water and pepper water at the initial stage.

(the writer is a professor at Nanping Agricultural School in Fujian Province)