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hello gardeners,
Pests and other such intruders are the biggest headache any gardener will be having. Fortunately, I have never had that problem at all in my life as a gardener.
This is something that I learn from my grandmother. Using Neem as a pesticide actually helps in the healthy development of plants in your garden.
This is what I do. I take some organic soaps which are chemical free and add them in the warm water. Warm water because it helps in blending all the liquids together.
Then I add a spoon of neem oil to the liquid and mix them well.
Spray this liquid to your plants. ( you can avoid the organic soap also if you do not want it. The effect will be the same ).
Let me tell you in detail.
Neem oil does not kill the pests directly. It only alters the cycle of the pests. Altering leaves the pests in a state that they do not feed or breed on the plants. Isn't it that simple. Your plants stay chemical free.
I recently even read somewhere that neem oil extracts are very effective on the grasshoppers too. It is effective if you spray it once in a week to keep your plants health.
Hope it helps you all.
Pests and other such intruders are the biggest headache any gardener will be having. Fortunately, I have never had that problem at all in my life as a gardener.
This is something that I learn from my grandmother. Using Neem as a pesticide actually helps in the healthy development of plants in your garden.
This is what I do. I take some organic soaps which are chemical free and add them in the warm water. Warm water because it helps in blending all the liquids together.
Then I add a spoon of neem oil to the liquid and mix them well.
Spray this liquid to your plants. ( you can avoid the organic soap also if you do not want it. The effect will be the same ).
Let me tell you in detail.
Neem oil does not kill the pests directly. It only alters the cycle of the pests. Altering leaves the pests in a state that they do not feed or breed on the plants. Isn't it that simple. Your plants stay chemical free.
I recently even read somewhere that neem oil extracts are very effective on the grasshoppers too. It is effective if you spray it once in a week to keep your plants health.
Hope it helps you all.