Bug Killer Recipe

RE: Bug Killer Recipe Post By Laurie Laurie (Guest Post) (06/12/2006) I can't remember where I got these but I hope they help! Print out these five standby remedies for yard and garden, including a natural fungicide for mildew and black spot: Simple Soap Solution 2 Tbs. soap flakes 2 litre warm water Dissolve soap flakes in water and apply directly to infested areas every 5-7 days. Note: Too much soap can cause burning on plants. Pests affected: aphids, spider mites, and whiteflies. Garlic Oil Spray 10-15 cloves of minced garlic 2 tsp. mineral oil 600 ml water 1 tsp. liquid dish soap Soak garlic in mineral oil for 24 hours. Strain garlic out and add 600 ml water and 1 tsp. liquid dish soap. Mix thoroughly. Spray plants with this solution. Pests affected: Aphids, spider ites, and whiteflies Fungicide for Mildew and Black Spot 1 tsp. baking soda 1 litre water 1 tsp. soap flakes Dissolve baking soda in 1 litre of warm water. Add soap flakes to help solution cling to leaves. Remove infected leaves from plant, then spray top and bottom of remaining leaf surfaces to control spread of the disease. Sticky Traps 1-2 Tbsp. Vaseline or preferably, Unpetroleum Jelly 4x8 plastic cards or cardboard Waterproof yellow paint Apply paint onto both sides of the card and let it dry. Once the paint is dry, apply Unpetroleum Jelly liberally over both sides of the card. Place the card just above the plant canopy. Pests controlled:Flying pests, such as fungus gnats, and whiteflies. Sowbug Traps 1 small plastic container with lid 2 Tbsp. cornmeal Cut a small hole at the base of the container, large enough and close enough to the bottom to allow sowbugs to climb in. Place cornmeal in container. Place container into area infested with sowbugs. After feeding on the cornmeal, the bugs will drink and then explode! (Replace cornmeal frequently.) RE: Bug Killer Recipe Post by PICO (137) | (06/10/2006) Contact This is from www.recipegoldmine.com awesome site a recipe for everything! Bug Spray This will dislodge or smother aphids, thrips and mites. 2 tablespoons liquid soap (such as Ivory) 1 gallon water Mix and put into plastic spray jar. Spray onto plants. RE: Bug Killer Recipe Post By Luci (Guest Post) (06/10/2006) Strain and use it in a regular spray bottle. The hose variety might dilute it too much :0) RE: Bug Killer Recipe Post by camo_angels (683) | (06/10/2006) Profile | Contact Do you put that in a garden hose sprayer or can that go in a regular spray bottle? RE: Bug Killer Recipe Post By Luci (Guest Post) (06/10/2006) Put 3 chopped onions, 4 chopped garlic cloves and 2 tablespoons of cayenne pepper and half a litre of water in a liquidizing blender. Whirl at high speed until thoroughly blended and liquid. Dissolve 1 tablespoon of pure soap in half a litre of water and mix the two liquids together. Store in a tightly sealed glass bottle, label and keep out of the reach of children. This is particularly effective against scale, thrips, mites and aphids.