I tried the recipe with sun flower oil and baking soda only and applying it 2 times per day it worked. All the scales and aphids have turned to dust literally. Thank you for the advice.
I really needed this, I used neem oil with soap but didn't get desire result, with baking soda and soap it's work like magic, thank you so much for this tips, you saved my garden
This stuff is magic!! I have used it for slugs, fungus, pests on my morning glory leaves, roses etc. It works!! You can see a difference overnight and the slugs have disappeared. Please use it everybody.......SO easy to make and keep in a spray container. Thank you for this wonderful remedy!!
@@karperman14 Yes! I have slugs every year/summer on a hydrangea bush near the fence with the woods behind it. I sprayed the leaves and have not seen damage since. I am amazed. I also am helping my vinca plant which had a fungus that I could not get rid of. I have sprayed once or twice a week and those darn white spots are disappearing and they are finally flowering. Amazing stuff!
@@VeronicasVeil333 Amazing! It would be nice if I wouldn't need to keep murdering the sh1t out of them to (hopefully) be able to grow some veggies lol! I often pick them up and feed them to the chickens, but it's impossible to get rid of them.. Thanks for sharing your results. :) Some of my hydrangeas also get eaten. My Vinca is doing fine however. But my veggies....
I tried this and did not work without neem oil...i used veg oil...all that happened was it burned the tips of the cannabis leaves and all bugs are still thriving....will be trying veg oil,vinegar,clove,lemon juice and cayenne today to see if it kills the pests
1 liter = 1.05669 quarts so 1 quart is slightly less than 1 liter. I hope this helps someone else. I had to look this up for myself after watching this video. Have faith in God and be blessed.
You can get baking soda at feed stores in 50lb sacks cheaper than at grocery stores. Just ask for sodium bicarbonate. Also mix in teatree castile soap 3oz per gallon to really pump this mix up. Wipes out squash bugs and cucumber beetles like a champ.
@@Mianna. a store that caters to ranchers and farmers. They carry hay, feeds, seeds for planting, medicine for livestock, etc. Sodium bicarbonate (baking soda) is used as a supplement to cut down bloating in ruminates when they eat too much green grass.
I just whipped up a batch of this and sprayed it this evening, right before dark, so hopefully it will calm down these mites or small bugs that look like them. My squash, cantaloupe, and watermelon are still hanging in there so I’ve been looking for organic remedies to try. Adding the baking soda is different than what I have been seeing. Yes, I recommend spraying oil-based insecticides in the late evening so the sun doesn’t burn your plants. My beginner garden gets full sun so I have seen it happen before. Thank you!
@@CG-mj8tk Hello! After using it that one time, I had to stop because my cantaloupe leaves got burned and I did spray it on in the late evening after the sun went down and it was still too strong. So doing a test spray is a good ideas as many suggest. I ended up using Diatomaceous Earth, which has been doing very well to combat the earwigs (pincher bugs) who, I found out, were eating on my leaves at night. As for the mites, I sprayed down my plants with water from the hose every other day and then reapplied the diatomaceous earth when everything dried. I noticed that they have decided to go somewhere else. They are resilient little buggers 😄 I check my garden everyday in the morning and in the evening when the sun sets. The bugs are always on their job. My garden is doing SO well for its 1st year. I’m still learning and applying new things though. Good luck to you!
One thing worth mentioning is that if you spray the plants in your garden during the day with direct sunlight, you will likely cause phytotoxicity in the foliage which can kill your plants if the shock is too much at once. You need to spray in the evening or very early morning to avoid this. Morning is riskier than evening as the plants need to be dry when the sun hits the leaves or else...
@@mikegrowgreens9125 I'm sure some species are more susceptible to phytotoxicity than others. Also probably depends on what's being sprayed. Temperature and light intensity are also variables. I do know that I've lost the 100% of the foliage on some things, while others remained unaffected. Now I just play it safe.
Well, today I made up your recipe and sprayed the mealybugs on my money plant and would you believe that the bugs just seemed to melt away before my eyes!!!! Quite miraculous. I’ll certainly be using this recipe often in the summer. 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
@@mjkastro3701 Well you really need to keep a sharp eye on the affected plants and spray when necessary. The little blighters hide in every nook and crany. You can't harm the plant so continue searching and spraying until you're satisfied that you've won the battle! Good luck.
@@46.sritibarui58 Actually, as he says , you don't need to use neem oil, of which I've never heard! Sun flower, rape or any oil really. Just try it with whatever you've got.
All of your videos have been of great help to me in my garden. Thank you so much. You helped me rescue my plants from a plague of mealy bugs last summer 2022, after we had floods in Qld, Aust.
Man! I love your vids. Tony the tiger: THEIR GREAT!!! Again people: baking SODA and neem oil. I find it best to apply for a night application: Seams to be less stressful. IE: no burning from exposure to light. When applied during the morning you can get burning. Especially if you use vegetable oil. The soap: helps it stay on your plants, so it doesn't run right off. It also will help with pests. Listen to this guy! He knows his stuff!!
While have been looking for this God bless you for this you don't know what you have done my cycud plants have been dieing have tried all sorts of pesticides so today I just thought of you tube this is the simplest method I can afford .Thank you one again.
Oh you are on another level brother, great content. Love the short and very informative videos. Never been much of a gardener (lack of knowledge). But with these videos I'm becoming very enthusiastic. Thank you very much. Keep up the good work.
Thank you very much for your excellent presentation. I have a serious attack on my Thuja trees, the branches are turning brown. I know they won't regrow, but want to try to stop further damage. The product recommended to me, isn't available anymore. So, here I go, I will go organic and hope it works. Once again. Many thanks.
Interesting recipe. Would like to see follow up on plants you've sprayed, so people don't have to suffer disappointment after going through all the trouble of buying ingredients & making the recipe. Thanks for taking the time to let people know the difference between bi-carb & baking powder
Please consider, that my employing this method as a form of "pest control", what you are really doing is killing many small creatures, harming your plant (it clogs their stomata the same as it clogs the respiratory parts of the aphids), and wasting your time as more aphids will be back as the plant weakens due to clogged pores, and dirty leaves from all the dead bugs. I've been down this road too many times. At the very least, make sure to spray your plant clean afterward- it's not good for them!
In my country we've got Arm&Hammer brand, is a yellow small box of Baking soda for $.99 USD and thank you very much for this! Greetings from Puerto Rico! 🇵🇷
@@Niki017 it did!! Used it on my cauliflower and the purple cabbage. Thanks for all the tips n tricks! With spring around the corner I need to be on the lookout for my other plants
Thank you! The white aphids infesting my flowers and caterpillars on my citrus trees are finally eradicated. I followed someone else's horticultural pesticide ingredients which included way more oil and soap literally killed my flowers and I was beyond devastated. Your video has helped a lot. 🌻
i been using neem oil for several years now to get rid of aphids and other chewing bugs. it shuts down their ability to feed and to breed. you have to add a bit of dish soap so the oil will mix with the water. baking soda i have used too to control tomato blight. it alkalizes the leaves and prevents blight from taking hold but you have to reapply about every week or so and after a rain. i have never mixed the two together but can see why that would work as neem also helps with fungus so combining the two makes perfect sense. also you should apply early in the morning before the sun is up strong. putting oil on a leaf in full sun is a good way to burn it. just a light misting too because you do not want heavy oil on as it will act like a magnifying lens and cause the sun to burn the foliage.
Thank you for adding the measurements! it really "bugs" me when channels don't add the measurements. like what am I supposed to do guess? I put a pun in there haha
This is brilliant! Thankyou I love the fact this is organic and will not harm the bees etc, I had never heard of this organic mix pesticide before, I will be using this for sure, and I love that elephant spray can I want one lol 😍🐘🌸
My friends and I have been using Circadian Sunrise for everything from Spider Mites and Russet mites to powdery mildew. It's been working really well and it's certified organic.
I like this type of explanation. I hear a lot in Spain, by asking for direction. "Take the second to the right..... Again, You go, the first ..... NO, keep going.... The next... YES. Right and not left.... Do want it again? See, we are here ..... "
I have a few plants on my balcony and started growing vegetables which was successful But bought a plant from the supermarket and what I didn't know was it had aphids on it and before I knew it All my plants were covered in aphids My poor veg was covered with them too 😭 I believe in recycling leftovers foods n stuff .I had made fresh ground coffee in the morning and I emptyd the coffee over my vegetables that night And it was the next day my bother said all the aphids have gone and all I can think of is it must have been the ground coffee lol no joke 💯 I'm so happy they are gone now as I was about to throw all my balcony plants n veg away. So make fresh ground coffee and let it cool then put in spray bottle and spray away. If it works can you please leave a comment As my bother doesn't believe that it was the ground coffee 😂. All the best n happy gardening
@@lolodee3528 yea it was fresh kenko ground from my coffee percolator All raw an I just poured it over my veg and all the aphids died .I think the bitterness in the coffee killed them but not shout..if you try it can you let me know what happens x Thanks
@@vijayjosh5895 fresh 😂🤣😂 It was coffee I had made in the morning and poured what was left over my veg at night And all aphids were gone in the morning when my bro looked And we're not talking about a couple of 100 aphids There was 1000s all over my plants You could have made aphid spread on your toast to go with the coffee lol So are you going to try it jay The cold coffee over the plants that is 😂
I don't give away my thumbs up like nothing. I'm not an easy liker, ok? But I liked this video at around minute 2:00. You do know your thing and I LOVE the way you talk. Ughhh. So knowledgeable yet easy to follow. Best RUclips channel 💚
This was a video I did not know I needed...but loved it. I plan on planting vegetables in the Spring so I already have a good tip. Your voice is amazingly soothing. I just subscribed and will watch more videos. Thank you.
I live in southwest Wyoming. For 40 years my husband worked in one of the trona mines here. Trona is what Church and Dewight uses to make baking soda and other products with. Church and Dewight also has a processing here. We never ran out of any of their products. They ship world wide
@@hyun808 because of the heat of sun + the ingredients can burn you plants. Its better to do this at night then in the morning make sure to rinse all the ingredients well
The RUclips algorithm thankfully brought me here. I've needed a different approach. Other methods have been futile with some sad results and loss. I love your spray bottle. I have a feeling my plants will be much happier and healthier soon. Thank you 😊🪴🌿🌹🌷
Thank you so much for the video! I will try it today! Hope it works.. Ok, it actually works!!!!!! It kills all the eggs, but not all the insects. I just need to repeat this.. Thank you so much!
Thank you for this helpful information and also for encouraging environmentally healthy ways of dealing with gardening issues. Many people are throwing away their dangerous chemical pesticides in favor of healthy alternatives like Neem oil, every little bit helps if we are to save our planet.
Neem oil is not ideal if you are planning to consume the plant in any way,…I would recommend only using it before flower or fruit sets..it has a tendency to also repel beneficial pest but it is effective at repelling pest. Baking soda is a great organic pesticide and fungicide thank you for sharing
It’s not just about saving the planet, it’s saving the people and animals from horrible disease caused by introducing pesticides to the food sources we ingest!
Thank you for this video. I will try this tonight. You’re a gardener’s blessing. I’ll take look at your other videos and share this one as much as possible to my fellow novice gardeners. ❤
We have Crepe Myrtle Bark Scale in the south, so I'm going to try this when it's time to trim the plants back (less limbs to spray and more ability to access after the leaves have fallen). Thank you!
Thank you for sharing your secret ingredient to eliminate garden pests. Please continue ex[plaining methods of improving the plants in the garden, and having healthy yields.
BTW in the USA ivory soap has always been biodegradable, unless it's the new stuff and says antibiotic, which isn't good for garden stuff. Ivory was the boyscouts washing in the lake soap.
I wonder if this will work on squash and pumpkin plants? Most specifically cucumber beetles and squash vine borders. I imagine it will work on the powdery mildew we get sometimes here in Iowa. But the my zucchini and pumpkins ALWAYS get ruined by the borders! I get fruit sometimes, but only a one or a few before they ate destroyed. I don't use pesticides other than Dawn dishwashing liquid ( teaspoon to quart water) shake well... I will try this mix and see how it goes.. And to find Neem oil.Thank You for making this video! ;-)
Too grateful to have found your channel, today I started working as the person in charge of improving the production of coffee plants in southern Mexico. I would appreciate it if you could give me some recommendations to decrease the rust in coffee plants. I will prepare this fungicide to observe its effectiveness and I will give you my answer. Returning to the topic of rust, do you think neem tree oil will enhance its effect if I mix it with another oil? It would be great to exchange information with coffee growers around the world to improve their production and the harmful effects of the rust fungus.
I remember as a child my grandad used to add fairy liquid to a water spray, to dissolve fatty greenfly... Will remember this though and will try it at some point... Thank you 👍🏻
Thanks for sharing as I didn't know this. It's so much better for the environment. Love watching all your videos as there's so much information. Thank you again.
Like Gomer Pyle would say, "Oh, thank you, thank you, thank you!" My mom is very happy. Too many pests in our garden. Don't want to harm those precious little bees while getting rid of those pesky pests.😀
Outstanding video. I can actually understand you with no problem. Thanks for that. You are giving some very important information. Going to your site to see other much needed information. Again, thanks.
Thank you so much for this recipe!!! I have pepper seedlings with aphids & was worried about having to buy an expensive chemical spray. I will try this out. :D
@@anishvengala I swear by Captain Jacks Dead Bug that comes in powder form; just dust your plants with it. It kills everything he mentions in the video and safe to use. It stores well. Use in evening. Don’t apply if you are expecting rain day of or day after. Learned about this product 7-8 years ago from Laura off of Garden Answer. Work great.
Thanks, your instructions are direct and precise. Am gonna try it on my yellow sweet mellons though the pest have almost gotten the best from them. Hope it works. Thanks Garden Tips.
I hope I'm not too late with your solution. Some critters have eaten my baby papaya plants and now working on my 4 footers. The existing leaves are mostly brown likely due to the heavy rains here in Florida so will add additional holes at the bottom and will elevate my seven 15/20 gallon pots. Thank you for your help.
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Thank you..Will try.
Ok but I'm checking more into other videos before I commit
I tried the recipe with sun flower oil and baking soda only and applying it 2 times per day it worked. All the scales and aphids have turned to dust literally. Thank you for the advice.
What measurements did you use for the pik and baking soda
Good to.know.
Hi, did you apply 2 times per day for how many days?
Try adding vinegar to the baking soda with some dish washing liquid and only once is enough it kills all the pests
Do you add water?
I really needed this, I used neem oil with soap but didn't get desire result, with baking soda and soap it's work like magic, thank you so much for this tips, you saved my garden
This stuff is magic!! I have used it for slugs, fungus, pests on my morning glory leaves, roses etc. It works!! You can see a difference overnight and the slugs have disappeared. Please use it everybody.......SO easy to make and keep in a spray container. Thank you for this wonderful remedy!!
Omg. Did it work for slugs?! That's my number one pest.. Did you use the neem oil? Or vegetable oil?
Will try this asap.
@@karperman14 Yes! I have slugs every year/summer on a hydrangea bush near the fence with the woods behind it. I sprayed the leaves and have not seen damage since. I am amazed. I also am helping my vinca plant which had a fungus that I could not get rid of. I have sprayed once or twice a week and those darn white spots are disappearing and they are finally flowering. Amazing stuff!
@@VeronicasVeil333 Amazing! It would be nice if I wouldn't need to keep murdering the sh1t out of them to (hopefully) be able to grow some veggies lol!
I often pick them up and feed them to the chickens, but it's impossible to get rid of them.. Thanks for sharing your results. :)
Some of my hydrangeas also get eaten. My Vinca is doing fine however. But my veggies....
I tried this and did not work without neem oil...i used veg oil...all that happened was it burned the tips of the cannabis leaves and all bugs are still thriving....will be trying veg oil,vinegar,clove,lemon juice and cayenne today to see if it kills the pests
@@mikylejames8785 thanks, please send an update! :D
Great tip! Itried this and within 24 hours the scores of white insects had disappeared even though there was heavy rainfall during the last few hours.
Did they come back?
i don't think the rain was related? they have an organ (or apparatus) to hook themselves and suck the goodie from the tree.
@@missbttrsctch read my reply, but I would appreciate a reply from royksk himself too
Hey could you please tell me if this works on indoor plants as well...
Summary of the recipe at 2:48
1L water
2-3tsp baking soda
1tsp neem/vegetable oil
1tsp natural/organic liquid soap
thnks
Thank u sir
Thanks po
1 liter = 1.05669 quarts so 1 quart is slightly less than 1 liter.
I hope this helps someone else. I had to look this up for myself after watching this video.
Have faith in God and be blessed.
Very much appreciated. It is exhaustive the amount of blah blah to this result.
Thanks
You can get baking soda at feed stores in 50lb sacks cheaper than at grocery stores. Just ask for sodium bicarbonate. Also mix in teatree castile soap 3oz per gallon to really pump this mix up. Wipes out squash bugs and cucumber beetles like a champ.
Ur so sweet
Thank you so much!
What’s “feed stores”?
@@Mianna. a store that caters to ranchers and farmers. They carry hay, feeds, seeds for planting, medicine for livestock, etc.
Sodium bicarbonate (baking soda) is used as a supplement to cut down bloating in ruminates when they eat too much green grass.
@@bigwooly8014 thanks i just now checked and i actually have one near my home 😅😅
Thanks for not adding any music. Very useful and to the point.
He did have music. But, not the annoying junk.
100% agree. Few little jingley notes is cute and fun. I personally enjoy his intro.
There is music. It's really low in background.
Got a spray for music haters. Called Bitch-B-Gone gonna use it on you in the sun!
@@holylandfan3275 And not too loud.
I just whipped up a batch of this and sprayed it this evening, right before dark, so hopefully it will calm down these mites or small bugs that look like them. My squash, cantaloupe, and watermelon are still hanging in there so I’ve been looking for organic remedies to try. Adding the baking soda is different than what I have been seeing. Yes, I recommend spraying oil-based insecticides in the late evening so the sun doesn’t burn your plants. My beginner garden gets full sun so I have seen it happen before. Thank you!
My watermelon also have this problem i have one question should i use it weekly or daily?
@@adamsoldier9898 try weekly
How are your plants doing since you've used the baking soda, did it help?
@@CG-mj8tk I used it on them just once and it was slightly effective because my watermelons started fast growing after i used it.
@@CG-mj8tk Hello! After using it that one time, I had to stop because my cantaloupe leaves got burned and I did spray it on in the late evening after the sun went down and it was still too strong. So doing a test spray is a good ideas as many suggest. I ended up using Diatomaceous Earth, which has been doing very well to combat the earwigs (pincher bugs) who, I found out, were eating on my leaves at night. As for the mites, I sprayed down my plants with water from the hose every other day and then reapplied the diatomaceous earth when everything dried. I noticed that they have decided to go somewhere else. They are resilient little buggers 😄 I check my garden everyday in the morning and in the evening when the sun sets. The bugs are always on their job. My garden is doing SO well for its 1st year. I’m still learning and applying new things though. Good luck to you!
One thing worth mentioning is that if you spray the plants in your garden during the day with direct sunlight, you will likely cause phytotoxicity in the foliage which can kill your plants if the shock is too much at once. You need to spray in the evening or very early morning to avoid this. Morning is riskier than evening as the plants need to be dry when the sun hits the leaves or else...
Not really.
@@mikegrowgreens9125 ok go ahead and do it. No skin off my ass.
@@cornholius been doing it for 30 years, sir. Never ONE time had a single problem.
@@mikegrowgreens9125 I'm sure some species are more susceptible to phytotoxicity than others. Also probably depends on what's being sprayed. Temperature and light intensity are also variables.
I do know that I've lost the 100% of the foliage on some things, while others remained unaffected. Now I just play it safe.
@@cornholius I would have to say it’s what you spray more than any other factor. Playing it safe is always the best choice. All things considered.
Exactly what I want, organic pesticide! Baking soda 2 tsp, vegetable oil 1 tsp and 10 drops of liquid soap.
Thanks a lot!
in 1 liter water...
(opt 1 additional tsp baking soda)
I just use the dish detergent and water..about ,6drops per quart..apply every 3 days..works !
Michael Taiwan He said environmentally friendly soap. Like doctor bronners, for example.
U Add milk and garlic as well
@@boazbullion7118 How much of each?
You are so knowledgeable about plants. Also, I really appreciate that you put English subtitles. I don’t want to miss anything you say.
... because my English is so terrible?
@@richmagic8361 No I am an American. I can speak English, but different accents are difficult for me to understand and I miss important information.
Well, today I made up your recipe and sprayed the mealybugs on my money plant and would you believe that the bugs just seemed to melt away before my eyes!!!! Quite miraculous. I’ll certainly be using this recipe often in the summer. 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
How often did you spray your plants?
@@mjkastro3701
Well you really need to keep a sharp eye on the affected plants and spray when necessary. The little blighters hide in every nook and crany. You can't harm the plant so continue searching and spraying until you're satisfied that you've won the battle! Good luck.
@@castlebellikon
how much did neem oil cost?
@@46.sritibarui58
Actually, as he says , you don't need to use neem oil, of which I've never heard! Sun flower, rape or any oil really. Just try it with whatever you've got.
Hi there! Just wondering, Carol, are you happy with this formula still this much time later?
Your style of narration is excellent, and the subtitle make it more easy to understand the video. It is a very useful video. Thanks a lot.
All of your videos have been of great help to me in my garden. Thank you so much. You helped me rescue my plants from a plague of mealy bugs last summer 2022, after we had floods in Qld, Aust.
You are clear and precise in your information, and thanks for not having music. I like the way you share your knowledge. Tks once again.
Man! I love your vids. Tony the tiger: THEIR GREAT!!!
Again people: baking SODA and neem oil.
I find it best to apply for a night application: Seams to be less stressful.
IE: no burning from exposure to light.
When applied during the morning you can get burning. Especially if you use vegetable oil.
The soap: helps it stay on your plants, so it doesn't run right off. It also will help with pests.
Listen to this guy!
He knows his stuff!!
While have been looking for this God bless you for this you don't know what you have done my cycud plants have been dieing have tried all sorts of pesticides so today I just thought of you tube this is the simplest method I can afford .Thank you one again.
Oh you are on another level brother, great content.
Love the short and very informative videos. Never been much of a gardener (lack of knowledge). But with these videos I'm becoming very enthusiastic. Thank you very much. Keep up the good work.
Thank you very much for your excellent presentation. I have a serious attack on my Thuja trees, the branches are turning brown. I know they won't regrow, but want to try to stop further damage. The product recommended to me, isn't available anymore. So, here I go, I will go organic and hope it works. Once again. Many thanks.
Interesting recipe. Would like to see follow up on plants you've sprayed, so people don't have to suffer disappointment after going through all the trouble of buying ingredients & making the recipe. Thanks for taking the time to let people know the difference between bi-carb & baking powder
Great video. Very helpful for ppl who are against using harsh chemicals. Thank you
Please consider, that my employing this method as a form of "pest control", what you are really doing is killing many small creatures, harming your plant (it clogs their stomata the same as it clogs the respiratory parts of the aphids), and wasting your time as more aphids will be back as the plant weakens due to clogged pores, and dirty leaves from all the dead bugs. I've been down this road too many times. At the very least, make sure to spray your plant clean afterward- it's not good for them!
Valuable information. Thank you for distinguishing between baking soda and baking powder.
Really it's very good information... I love gardening.but pesticides killing my plants... Now I apply this formula.... Tq
Thanks for explaining in detail about different types of soda.
Your advice and recommendations allow me a sigh of pure relief! From the island of Puerto Rico, 👋👏🏝🙏👍😊🚜
I am a beginner to growing vegetables and love your advice on organic solutions to pests! Thank you!
Great video. Good advice
Wow I will be trying this when I've got my indoor catus garden up and running again thanks
This is what I'm looking for, thanks for the information.
Great result using baking soda, not a single mealybug found on my plants after 1 week
In my country we've got Arm&Hammer brand, is a yellow small box of Baking soda for $.99 USD and thank you very much for this! Greetings from Puerto Rico! 🇵🇷
Aisha, I am also in PR. Have you used this for fruit trees? We have termites on our mango tree 😢
Greetings P.R. from Big Island Hawaii.
Thank you so much for this!! I’m currently having gray cabbage aphids on my kale and thought I would need to pull them out. I’m making this today!
Did it work?
@@Niki017 it did!! Used it on my cauliflower and the purple cabbage. Thanks for all the tips n tricks! With spring around the corner I need to be on the lookout for my other plants
@@veronicabelmontez9194 Thanks a lot for sharing your experince with this formula.. We also tried this on our plants. Hope ot see the result soon :)
hi did it work?
@@veronicabelmontez9194 oh nevermind I just read your reply thank you!
Thank you! The white aphids infesting my flowers and caterpillars on my citrus trees are finally eradicated. I followed someone else's horticultural pesticide ingredients which included way more oil and soap literally killed my flowers and I was beyond devastated. Your video has helped a lot. 🌻
Can you use any soap detergent or does it have to be organic?
@@theexisting1197 I used Johnson and Johnson's baby liquid soap.
@@bunnybearme thanks for the lesson 👌
i been using neem oil for several years now to get rid of aphids and other chewing bugs. it shuts down their ability to feed and to breed. you have to add a bit of dish soap so the oil will mix with the water.
baking soda i have used too to control tomato blight. it alkalizes the leaves and prevents blight from taking hold but you have to reapply about every week or so and after a rain.
i have never mixed the two together but can see why that would work as neem also helps with fungus so combining the two makes perfect sense.
also you should apply early in the morning before the sun is up strong. putting oil on a leaf in full sun is a good way to burn it. just a light misting too because you do not want heavy oil on as it will act like a magnifying lens and cause the sun to burn the foliage.
Your explanation is tops.
Well said, thanks
@paulk5311 Can we use this organic pesticide with micronutrient together and spray ?
Thank you for adding the measurements! it really "bugs" me when channels don't add the measurements. like what am I supposed to do guess? I put a pun in there haha
This is brilliant! Thankyou I love the fact this is organic and will not harm the bees etc, I had never heard of this organic mix pesticide before, I will be using this for sure, and I love that elephant spray can I want one lol 😍🐘🌸
Love the elephant watering can also!❤
This is what I am looking for. .
Much love and respect from Mizoram, North East India
Just write Mizoram. Everybody knows where it is.
How would you feel if somebody writes love from chhatisgarh, central India.?
My friends and I have been using Circadian Sunrise for everything from Spider Mites and Russet mites to powdery mildew. It's been working really well and it's certified organic.
@Vestis
You clearly haven't read the MSDS
@@KimKennedy-cl6zg Tell me more about MSDS please!
Wanted to say just THANKS for sharing such an invaluable piece of information.
Thanks!
I like this type of explanation.
I hear a lot in Spain, by asking for direction.
"Take the second to the right..... Again, You go, the first ..... NO, keep going.... The next... YES. Right and not left.... Do want it again? See, we are here ..... "
I have a few plants on my balcony and started growing vegetables which was successful But bought a plant from the supermarket and what I didn't know was it had aphids on it and before I knew it All my plants were covered in aphids My poor veg was covered with them too 😭 I believe in recycling leftovers foods n stuff .I had made fresh ground coffee in the morning and I emptyd the coffee over my vegetables that night And it was the next day my bother said all the aphids have gone and all I can think of is it must have been the ground coffee lol no joke 💯 I'm so happy they are gone now as I was about to throw all my balcony plants n veg away. So make fresh ground coffee and let it cool then put in spray bottle and spray away. If it works can you please leave a comment As my bother doesn't believe that it was the ground coffee 😂. All the best n happy gardening
Lovely.
You mean the spent coffee grounds, right?
@@lolodee3528 yea it was fresh kenko ground from my coffee percolator All raw an I just poured it over my veg and all the aphids died .I think the bitterness in the coffee killed them but not shout..if you try it can you let me know what happens x Thanks
@@lolodee3528 Fresh works much better.
@@vijayjosh5895 fresh 😂🤣😂 It was coffee I had made in the morning and poured what was left over my veg at night And all aphids were gone in the morning when my bro looked And we're not talking about a couple of 100 aphids There was 1000s all over my plants You could have made aphid spread on your toast to go with the coffee lol So are you going to try it jay The cold coffee over the plants that is 😂
Thanks for telling difference between baking powder, soda and washing soda
I don't give away my thumbs up like nothing. I'm not an easy liker, ok? But I liked this video at around minute 2:00. You do know your thing and I LOVE the way you talk. Ughhh. So knowledgeable yet easy to follow. Best RUclips channel 💚
This was a video I did not know I needed...but loved it. I plan on planting vegetables in the Spring so I already have a good tip. Your voice is amazingly soothing. I just subscribed and will watch more videos. Thank you.
Thank you so much!
Can I use Neem powder?
I live in southwest Wyoming. For 40 years my husband worked in one of the trona mines here. Trona is what Church and Dewight uses to make baking soda and other products with. Church and Dewight also has a processing here. We never ran out of any of their products. They ship world wide
You're doing service to the farmer society also 👍🙏
I am able to prepare suitable formula. Thanq once again 👍
Just a word of advice DO NOT go spraying this during the heat of the day and make sure you patch test, you can do more harm than good sometimes
You're right dear, the best is to spray plants at night, I do it only at night or midnight and especially when it's cold. Blessings!
Yet you don't explain why!
Lol . Is it because of the light that can cause burn?
@@livisunshine3700 I only work in the garden at midnight.
@@hyun808 because of the heat of sun + the ingredients can burn you plants. Its better to do this at night then in the morning make sure to rinse all the ingredients well
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The RUclips algorithm thankfully brought me here. I've needed a different approach. Other methods have been futile with some sad results and loss. I love your spray bottle. I have a feeling my plants will be much happier and healthier soon. Thank you 😊🪴🌿🌹🌷
They will be - mine are!
i know right?! where is that amazing contraption from?! i am always so jelly when i see it in his vids
This is a very informative vedio not only garden point of view but science point of view too
Really wonderful. It works like a miracle. Thanks a lot for saving my plants.
How often can it be applied?
Love that you gave me only a litre is solution, and cleared up the soda difference
Thank you so much for the video! I will try it today! Hope it works..
Ok, it actually works!!!!!! It kills all the eggs, but not all the insects. I just need to repeat this.. Thank you so much!
Thank you for this helpful information and also for encouraging environmentally healthy ways of dealing with gardening issues. Many people are throwing away their dangerous chemical pesticides in favor of healthy alternatives like Neem oil, every little bit helps if we are to save our planet.
And ourselves!!
Neem oil is not ideal if you are planning to consume the plant in any way,…I would recommend only using it before flower or fruit sets..it has a tendency to also repel beneficial pest but it is effective at repelling pest. Baking soda is a great organic pesticide and fungicide thank you for sharing
It’s not just about saving the planet, it’s saving the people and animals from horrible disease caused by introducing pesticides to the food sources we ingest!
@sharonlinford7407 Can we use this organic pesticide with micronutrient together and spray ?
great video! clear instructions and to-the-point - thanks!
Thank you for this video. I will try this tonight. You’re a gardener’s blessing. I’ll take look at your other videos and share this one as much as possible to my fellow novice gardeners. ❤
My God, what a splendid narrative. Just listening to you gives positive energy to initiate gardening. A big salute and Tks. God bless you.
Thank you so much for your lovely comments. Such comments gives unto me more and more energy to deliver more knowledge! 🙏🙏
Just the way you explain! Its so perfect and refreshing. Keep it up!👏👏👏
@@lifelessonslifesavingtips182 thanks.for your lovely info i will sure try it out
We have Crepe Myrtle Bark Scale in the south, so I'm going to try this when it's time to trim the plants back (less limbs to spray and more ability to access after the leaves have fallen). Thank you!
Thank you for sharing your secret ingredient to eliminate garden pests. Please continue
ex[plaining methods of improving the plants in the garden, and having healthy yields.
BTW in the USA ivory soap has always been biodegradable, unless it's the new stuff and says antibiotic, which isn't good for garden stuff. Ivory was the boyscouts washing in the lake soap.
I shared the video b4 even finished watching it. Something I've been looking for, long time!
Already tried it
Efficient and friendly for my pets
I wonder if this will work on squash and pumpkin plants? Most specifically cucumber beetles and squash vine borders. I imagine it will work on the powdery mildew we get sometimes here in Iowa.
But the my zucchini and pumpkins ALWAYS get ruined by the borders! I get fruit sometimes, but only a one or a few before they ate destroyed. I don't use pesticides other than Dawn dishwashing liquid ( teaspoon to quart water) shake well...
I will try this mix and see how it goes.. And to find Neem oil.Thank You for making this video! ;-)
I've used this recipe and it works! Thank you 👍
Thank you for close caption for hearing impairment. And for sharing this. 💕
Thank you very much!
And by the way - I’m lovin' your spray bottle! It’s too cute!
I came across this video and I’m so glad I did. I’m very happy to have found you. New subscriber here
You have one of the best organic channels. Thanks so much for your great experience
Too grateful to have found your channel, today I started working as the person in charge of improving the production of coffee plants in southern Mexico. I would appreciate it if you could give me some recommendations to decrease the rust in coffee plants. I will prepare this fungicide to observe its effectiveness and I will give you my answer. Returning to the topic of rust, do you think neem tree oil will enhance its effect if I mix it with another oil? It would be great to exchange information with coffee growers around the world to improve their production and the harmful effects of the rust fungus.
Any updates?
Have you tried it? The result????
Great video! I've been battling aphids forever!!!
Seems to be good, will try. Your way of expression is highly appreciable.
I remember as a child my grandad used to add fairy liquid to a water spray, to dissolve fatty greenfly... Will remember this though and will try it at some point... Thank you 👍🏻
fairy? you irish?
@@myfoodishere only when I drink my coffee!
What is Fairy Liquid, please?
@@dyanl-p7418 washing up liquid/ liquid dish soap👍🏻
Thank you!
Thanks for sharing your idea! I will try this one now. Let's all do organic! 😁
Baking soda, for the most part, is man-made, not organic.
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I just think the elephant watering can is adorable. ❤ I have rose rust and I hope this will work. Thanks!
Thanks for sharing as I didn't know this. It's so much better for the environment. Love watching all your videos as there's so much information. Thank you again.
I can't wait to try this tomorrow. The so much for the receipe.
I will try this formula for the first time. Thanks for your valuable video.
Like Gomer Pyle would say, "Oh, thank you, thank you, thank you!" My mom is very happy. Too many pests in our garden. Don't want to harm those precious little bees while getting rid of those pesky pests.😀
I tried just now, it's very good. Black color insects are there in my plants.
Great tip! Worked flawlessly! These little white mite & webs on the plant. Ty.
Thanks so much for sharing your knowledge. We need people who can help us learn DIY metods. To much toxic stuff out there. You have my 👍 😀
I'll be making a bottle of that tomorrow... Cheers 👍
I did this and it looks like it cleared up instantly..
It’s important for us to go organic
1. 1 litre water
2. Baking soda (2 teaspoon)
3. Neem oil (1 teaspoon)
4. Liquid Soap (10 drops)
5. Mix well and use.
It works👍
Your recipe is awesome ...thank you!
Thanks! I'll try to use this recipe in my succulents. Great video. 👏👏👏
Well explained - it took me many attempts to find this vid, concise and to the point. :)
Outstanding video. I can actually understand you with no problem. Thanks for that.
You are giving some very important information.
Going to your site to see other much needed information.
Again, thanks.
I'm glad I came across this video. Thank you. Do I leave the formula on the plants and let it dry on the leaves for the indoor plants?
Leave it on the plant, no need to rinse.
i will try it out tomorrow on my hot peppers
I am standing here beside myself! Bada bada boo boo! It is genius!
Thank you so much for this recipe!!! I have pepper seedlings with aphids & was worried about having to buy an expensive chemical spray. I will try this out. :D
did this spray work for mealy bug control?
Well ?
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I swear by Captain Jacks Dead Bug that comes in powder form; just dust your plants with it. It kills everything he mentions in the video and safe to use. It stores well. Use in evening. Don’t apply if you are expecting rain day of or day after.
Learned about this product 7-8 years ago from Laura off of Garden Answer.
Work great.
Thanks, your instructions are direct and precise. Am gonna try it on my yellow sweet mellons though the pest have almost gotten the best from them.
Hope it works. Thanks Garden Tips.
Is it working?
I hope I'm not too late with your solution. Some critters have eaten my baby papaya plants and now working on my 4 footers. The existing leaves are mostly brown likely due to the heavy rains here in Florida so will add additional holes at the bottom and will elevate my seven 15/20 gallon pots. Thank you for your help.
Thank you so much this is just what I was looking for
Yes, me too!
@@sylviamyne5627 did it work
Did it work for
@@jacobz2269 yes
Best garden tips on RUclips. Thanks so much for sharing your knowledge.
Awesome recipe, first time saw my citrus growing healthy new leafy shoots in years: (recipe: 2:50)
I love the elephant spray bottle!
What a brane...i didn't notice a bottle...😊
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Very informative video but after watching I now want to go to Duncan Donuts , this is very strange , no ?