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Very small green insects on the leaves of my pancies
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there are lots of them and my pancies are dieing. I don't like to use chemicals. Is there any other,natural way I can get rid of them? Some advise please. Thank you. Dina |
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Soap and water spayed or sprinkled on or rub them off with your fingers ie squash them.
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Very small green insects on the leaves of my pancies
dina wrote:
Hi, there are lots of them and my pancies are dieing. I don't like to use chemicals. Is there any other,natural way I can get rid of them? Some advise please. Thank you. Dina If they are green fly, try spraying them with a little washing up liquid in water. About the some strength as used to wash dishes. Easy if you have one of those little mist sprayers. Best done on a sunny dry day. They will soon wither and go black and die. You may need to treat again periodically to keep on top of the problem. -- David in Normandy. |
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Very small green insects on the leaves of my pancies
On May 17, 10:05*am, dina wrote:
Hi, there are lots of them and my pancies are dieing. I don't like to use chemicals. Is there any other,natural way I can get rid of them? Some advise please. Thank you. Dina Squash 'em! |
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