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Control Squash Bugs in the Organic Garden
Spray in Winter to Control Pests and Diseases
Organic Pest Control
Pure soap when mixed with water is as a natural insecticide for the control of some sap-sucking insect pests, including aphids and mealy bugs. It is a contact insecticide and works by breaking down the insect’s exoskeleton, causing it to dehydrate and die
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Home Made Spays.
The best homemade insecticide is your fingers! Bugs can be caught and swished (yuck),[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], moths and butterflies can be swatted and scales chipped of with your fingernail.
Not all of these work all the time and may need some experimentation. They do however provide an alternative to bought-in insecticides and pesticides.
In a program of Integrated Pest management (IPM), it is sometimes necessary to use sprays or dusts to reduce or prevent the occurrence of pests or diseases. Many of these can be made cheaply at home.
Products work in different ways, some poison the insect, some are deterrents because of their smell or taste, some dry the insect out on contact.