Aphids are mostly controllable if your consistent with sprays without overdoing it, even mixing basic detergent in water creates a soapy layer they don't enjoy. If it's out of hand as you say …

Here are a few suggestions: Remove aphids manually: Use a strong stream of water or wipe them off with a cloth or sponge. Use insecticidal soap: Apply a solution of insecticidal soap to the …

For aphids, I would use it as the former and not the latter. When you see the aphids, you can spray a mix of the soap and water (maybe a quarter teaspoon of soap to 1 liter) and it will kill …

Nov 29, 2021 · Aphids are gross but they are one of the more easily treated pest. They love new growth. I recommend you do the following - 1) physical Removal by spraying down, attention …

Dec 20, 2021 · I think the issue is that aphids turn into the flying stage of their life cycle. So, you spray the wingless adults and nymphs on the plants, then the flying adults come back and lay …

May 25, 2023 · Put some plant slurry’s in and when aphids go in to eat the slurry’s you finish the wall trapping them. I’ve never done it this way since I’ve always been able to tame them by …

Jul 29, 2019 · Last night I realised my plants had aphids, so I sprayed them with olive oil, vinegar and soap as suggested. Today all the leaves are falling off : (

Oct 12, 2023 · It looks like a combination of aphids and white flies. I make a spray with rubbing alcohol and soap and water and it works very well for aphids and spider mites.

Aphids are hard to eradicate, especially with all of the home remedies like ISO, dish soap, or essential oils. The most effective product I've used is Organishield, which is essentially a …

I am at my wits end! So many people recommend Neem oil for everything! Yet the aphids persist! I have consistently applied “captain jacks” neem oil for over a month now, and yet the aphids …