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Houseplant pests: Get rid of them naturally
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2020
- Top 4 methods to get rid of common houseplant pests in a natural way.
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PRODUCT THAT I USE AND LOVE TO REMOVE PESTS (affiliate links)
METHOD 1
➡️ www.mrhousepla... (Amazon) - sprayer I use for Method 1, to physically remove pests from plants
METHOD 3
➡️ www.mrhousepla... (Amazon) - Bonide horticultural oil
➡️ www.mrhousepla... (Amazon) - Garden Safe insecticidal soap
PEST IDENTIFICATION
To identify pests, you'll need a microscope or a macro lens. These are my 3 favorites:
➡️ www.mrhousepla... (Amazon) - My favorite microscope, you can attach it to your laptop or phone, provides a very large magnification, 40x to 1,000x
➡️ www.mrhousepla... (Amazon) - my next favorite, Carson MicroFlip, 100x-250x magnification
➡️ www.mrhousepla... (Amazon) - Blips lenses, that you can attach to your phone, very easy to use and practical
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PRODUCTS I USE TO GET RID OF PESTS:
➡️ www.mrhousepla... - bottle sprayer, the most natural method, just wash the pests off your plants
➡️ www.mrhousepla... - neem oil
➡️ www.mrhousepla... - insecticidal soap
➡️ www.mrhousepla... - horticultural oil
➡️ www.mrhousepla... - systemic insecticide (keeps you pest free for a full year)
➡️ www.mrhousepla... - nematodes
➡️ www.mrhousepla... - hydrogen peroxide
➡️ www.mrhousepla... - diatomaceous earth
➡️ www.mrhousepla... - Mosquito Bits for fungus gnats (work wonders in combination with yellow sticky notes)
➡️ www.mrhousepla... - yellow sticky notes
HOW TO DIAGNOSE PESTS
➡️ www.mrhousepla... - Blips lenses, attach to your cell phone and examine your plants
➡️ www.mrhousepla... - an excellent microscope with 1,000x magnification, use it with your computer or phone
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Let me know if you have any questions :)
Thank you, Mr. Houseplant!
My pleasure!
Great tips. Just a shame the video is a bit too short and fast :)
THANK YOU
You're welcome
I’d also like to add that a systemic insecticide for the soil will also help out tremendously. Because the insecticide goes into the cells of the plant so the juice sucking pests will die when they feed on the plants.
Yes, a systemic insecticide will kill almost everything, except mites. But it's not a natural method, but synthetic, which is why I haven't mentioned it :)
Grey's anatomy music in behind. I also like your videos 🙂
Thank you :)
Hi Vlad,
I have thrips on my monstera. The underside of the leaves look yellowish brownish. I have been applying insecticidal soap and wiping the leaves. Can I save the infected leaves or should I cut them off? How often and how long should I apply the insecticidal soap for? What do I do with the soil?
Thanks!
Hi, thrips can be difficult to get rid of completely, as they are not always very visible. Against thrips, I would recommend a systemic insecticide. I know it's not natural, but I only recommend it against thrips. With this one you apply it once and you're free for a year: www.mrhouseplant.com/recommends/systemic-insecticide/ (Amazon link) If you want to continue with insecticidal soap, apply it as per instructions, whatever the frequency listed. If nothing is listed, apply once a week until they're gone. I suggest also repotting the plant and removing old soil
Thanks very much for the advice!
Awesome