Chemical-free Gardening: Make Your Own Organic Pesticides For Vegetables

Chemical-free Gardening: Make Your Own Organic Pesticides For Vegetables In this video we show you a recipe that will help ...

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💡 One organic recipe that can help control aphids and other insect pests on plants is a mixture of water, baking soda, hand wash soap, and vegetable oil.

💡 Baking soda dehydrates the bugs while soap helps break down their outer coating, and the vegetable oil acts as an agent to help the mixture stick to the insects.

💡 This organic pest control solution only works while it's wet, so it needs to be applied when bugs are present.

💡 It's important to shake the mixture well and do a patch test on a leaf before spraying it on the entire plant to ensure the concentration is not too strong.

💡 This recipe is a simple and effective way to deal with pests on plants and can be easily made at home with commonly available ingredients.

💡 If the recipe helps in controlling pests, it would be great to let the person sharing the information know by giving them a thumbs up.

💡 If anyone needs more information or has any questions about this organic pest control method, they can leave a comment for further clarification.

Timestamped Summary

00:17 People around the world are concerned about issues with aphids and mealy bugs on their plants.

00:34 The recipe for an organic solution includes one liter of water, baking soda, hand wash soap, and vegetable oil.

01:22 Start by dissolving a teaspoon of baking soda in the water.

01:51 Add a teaspoon of hand wash soap to the solution.

02:24 Add a teaspoon of vegetable oil to the solution.

03:00 Pour the solution into a container.

03:34 The soda dehydrates the insects, the soap breaks down their wax coating, and the oil helps the solution stick to them.

04:31 Shake the solution well and do a patch test before applying it to your plants.

05:02 The bugs will die quickly after being sprayed with the solution.

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Q&A

What is the recipe for the organic bug spray?

The recipe for the organic bug spray includes one liter of water, one teaspoon of baking soda, one teaspoon of hand wash soap, and one teaspoon of vegetable oil.

Will the bug spray harm my plants?

No, the bug spray will not harm your plants as it is organic and uses ingredients that are safe for the plants.

How does the bug spray work?

The bug spray works by dehydrating the bugs and insects, breaking down their outer coating with the soap, and using the vegetable oil as a sticking agent.

How long does the bug spray remain effective?

The bug spray is only effective while it is wet. Once it dries out, it loses its effects.

How should I test the concentration of the bug spray?

Before spraying the bug spray on your plants, it is recommended to do a patch test on a leaf to check the concentration. If it is too strong, you can dilute it with more water.