Do not use this mixture on plants in the solaneceous family, such as peppers, eggplants, and tomatoes.

Mix one cup of all-natural, organic tobacco in one gallon of water.

Here is how to make a solution with tobacco. Tobacco has been used for years in warding off insects, such as, aphids and caterpillars. Tobacco is not only bad for humans, its bad for insects as well. This solution can remain good for two months.

Allow the mixture to cool and then strain it.

Let the mixture boil for twenty minutes.

Boil 3.5 ounces of dried Chrysanthemum flowers into once liter of water.

Here is how to make your own Chrysanthemum insecticide: Chrysanthemum wards against lice, imported cabbage worms, spider mites, aphids, bed bugs and ticks. Their flowers can a variety of colors, typically white or red. The Chrysanthemum is a flower that has a daisy-like appearance. For the best results use immediately after mixing.

Dilute the mixture in five liters of water and put into a spray bottle.

Strain the mixture using a cheese cloth or strainer.

Mince, crush, or grate 3.5 ounces of garlic.

Here is how to use the power of garlic to take back control of your garden.

Garlic kills more than just plants as well, garlic has been known to get rid of fungi and bacteria as well. Garlic has been known to be effective in getting rid of a variety of insects, such as, aphids, caterpillars, Mexican bean beetles, termites, whiteflies, wireworms, imported cabbage worms, mice, mites, moles and ants.

It originated in central Asia and has become a staple in several countries throughout the world. Try to use the mixture as soon as possible.Įver since ancient times garlic has been used in a variety of ways. Mix neem oil and soap into two quarts of water.Mix 1/2 ounce of neem oil with 1/2 teaspoon of mild organic soap.

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