Mosquito repellant plant?
 

We can but hope.. Never though of that.
When she joined an ugly contest, they said "Sorry, no professionals."


HC wrote:
Maybe they were blind mosquitoes? ROFLMHO!!

Jonno wrote:
I dont know, but the improvement could be that you will be bitten less.
If it means your facial features, arent mosquito's repelled by really
ugly people? If so, you cant be that bad!!!
IMHO

HC wrote:

Aha!!....but it could be an improvement!! ROFLMHO

Bronwyn ;-)


Jonno wrote:

Only if you have a potted plant!
You'd end up a pothead though. Not a good look!


HC wrote:

So does that mean I can't put a carnivorous plant on my hat while
bush walking? Drat!! LOL

Bronwyn ;-)

Jonno wrote:

The problem with carnivorous plants is they dont chase the
mossies. They just sit there.

Chookie wrote:

In article , HC
wrote:

The most effective repellent I've found is high dose Vitamin B,
trouble was that I stopped it when back home (from the Top End)
thinking that RRV etc was only in the top half of the country.
Discovered the mistake too late!! But I take Vitamin B 'every'
day now, and will until the day I die!! LOL




It probably repels dropbears too.

There is some kind of tea-tree (Leptospermum) being sold as a
mozzie repellent, IIRC. And we've all forgotten about
carnivorous plants!

Mosquito repellant plant?
 

We can but hope.. Never thought of that.
When she joined an ugly contest, they said "Sorry, no professionals."



HC wrote:
Maybe they were blind mosquitoes? ROFLMHO!!

Jonno wrote:
I dont know, but the improvement could be that you will be bitten less.
If it means your facial features, arent mosquito's repelled by really
ugly people? If so, you cant be that bad!!!
IMHO

HC wrote:

Aha!!....but it could be an improvement!! ROFLMHO

Bronwyn ;-)


Jonno wrote:

Only if you have a potted plant!
You'd end up a pothead though. Not a good look!


HC wrote:

So does that mean I can't put a carnivorous plant on my hat while
bush walking? Drat!! LOL

Bronwyn ;-)

Jonno wrote:

The problem with carnivorous plants is they dont chase the
mossies. They just sit there.

Chookie wrote:

In article , HC
wrote:

The most effective repellent I've found is high dose Vitamin B,
trouble was that I stopped it when back home (from the Top End)
thinking that RRV etc was only in the top half of the country.
Discovered the mistake too late!! But I take Vitamin B 'every'
day now, and will until the day I die!! LOL




It probably repels dropbears too.

There is some kind of tea-tree (Leptospermum) being sold as a
mozzie repellent, IIRC. And we've all forgotten about
carnivorous plants!

Mosquito repellant plant?
 

You make me laugh!! Always got a great comeback! ROFLMHO

Jonno wrote:
We can but hope.. Never thought of that.
When she joined an ugly contest, they said "Sorry, no professionals."



HC wrote:

Maybe they were blind mosquitoes? ROFLMHO!!

Jonno wrote:

I dont know, but the improvement could be that you will be bitten less.
If it means your facial features, arent mosquito's repelled by really
ugly people? If so, you cant be that bad!!!
IMHO

HC wrote:

Aha!!....but it could be an improvement!! ROFLMHO

Bronwyn ;-)


Jonno wrote:

Only if you have a potted plant!
You'd end up a pothead though. Not a good look!


HC wrote:

So does that mean I can't put a carnivorous plant on my hat while
bush walking? Drat!! LOL

Bronwyn ;-)

Jonno wrote:

The problem with carnivorous plants is they dont chase the
mossies. They just sit there.

Chookie wrote:

In article , HC
wrote:

The most effective repellent I've found is high dose Vitamin B,
trouble was that I stopped it when back home (from the Top End)
thinking that RRV etc was only in the top half of the country.
Discovered the mistake too late!! But I take Vitamin B 'every'
day now, and will until the day I die!! LOL





It probably repels dropbears too.

There is some kind of tea-tree (Leptospermum) being sold as a
mozzie repellent, IIRC. And we've all forgotten about
carnivorous plants!

Mosquito repellant plant?
 

Jonno writes:
The problem with carnivorous plants is they dont chase the mossies. They
just sit there.

The biggest problem is that the biting mozzies are not attracted
to plant nectar. They want animal blood!
--
John Savage (my news address is not valid for email)