5 Ways to Cure Potted Flower Pests

Whole milk to control ticks: ticks can cause discoloration and decay of branches and leaves of bonsai plants. Stir 4 cups of flour and half a cup of whole milk in 20 liters of water, then filter with gauze and spray the liquid on the plant to kill ticks and their eggs.

Soapy liquid kills black flies: soapy liquid can control a small black fly that can breed in the soil of bonsai. Cut up the soap, add water to form an alkaline soap liquid, and then inject it into the flowerpot to effectively kill the black fly.

Detergent kills flies: White flies often hide on the back of the leaves to suck the leaf juice, at the same time, it can also secrete a kind of mucus, which breeds a kind of bacteria, which can gradually wither the leaves, thus causing the plants to die slowly. Mix 1 teaspoon detergent with 4 liters of water and spray the leaves once every 5 days and then once a week until the flies are completely eliminated.

Tobacco treatment of aphids: first soak 2mur3 cigarette butts in a cup of water, wait for the water in the cup to turn brown, and then add a little alkaline soap to use. The damaged parts of plants can be immersed in drugs or sprayed directly on plants.

Beer kills snails: pour beer into a shallow plate, then put it near the plant, and the snail climbs into the plate and drowns.