Fruit Veg natural pesicides

Hi
I have a several fruit trees & a vegie garden & would like to make a nutural
pest repellant to put in a sprayer.....
no chemicals......

I have a guava which is fruiting very soon & the insect love this
one......also mango, avacardo, tangello, locuts,plums peached,olive tree,
lemonade tree, & veg garden......

regards

bg

g'day griffi,

we use chilly spray for the veges when it involves the
grubs/caterpillars, we sue a strong mixed instant coffee spray for the
slugs n snails and also beer traps for this purpose as well.

as for the fruit trees if the bugs are fruit flies then you need to
buy a fruit fly wick to control the males and if you check my remedies
page i have recipes there for making traps for the female fly. in some
cases the only organic control for some bugs is to pick them off the
fruit trees or net the tree with mossy net this needs 2 be done after
pollination has taken place.

hope some of this helps

len

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'it works for me it could work for you,'

"in the end ya' gotta do what ya' gotta do" but consider others and the environment
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What a great site......heaps of help.......

Thanks Very Much

"len gardener" wrote in message
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g'day griffi,

we use chilly spray for the veges when it involves the
grubs/caterpillars, we sue a strong mixed instant coffee spray for the
slugs n snails and also beer traps for this purpose as well.

as for the fruit trees if the bugs are fruit flies then you need to
buy a fruit fly wick to control the males and if you check my remedies
page i have recipes there for making traps for the female fly. in some
cases the only organic control for some bugs is to pick them off the
fruit trees or net the tree with mossy net this needs 2 be done after
pollination has taken place.

hope some of this helps

len

snipped
--
happy gardening
'it works for me it could work for you,'

"in the end ya' gotta do what ya' gotta do" but consider others and the
environment
http://members.optusnet.com.au/~gardenlen1/