Use soap mixed with water to kill insects, help ornamental plants grow well

Don't worry because if you know how to use detergent, your flowers will always grow well and healthy.

Method 1: Dissolve a spoonful of detergent in 4 liters of water and spray on plants and flowers once every 2 weeks to help eliminate whiteflies and bacteria.

Method 2: Mix detergent with a spoonful of urea to kill aphids, protect plants.

Soap has been used for centuries as a pesticide. When spraying insects, insecticidal soap breaks down their protective membranes, causing them to dehydrate and die.

Insecticide soap is very different from dishwashing soap. It is specially formulated with fatty acids to kill insects. Safe concentrations of insecticidal soap include 50% potassium salts of fatty acids extracted from vegetable and animal oils.

How to use: Dissolve a spoonful of soap in 4 liters of water, spray on flowers twice a week.

Some notes for healthier plants

You should proactively prevent harmful insects by choosing healthy plants that are less susceptible to pests. Here are some things to do to ensure the health of your plants:

- Place the pot in an area with lots of light, pests are sensitive to places with high light.

- Fertilize the plant periodically to improve its resistance to pests.

- Remove the pot after bringing the plant home, plant the plant in a new pot that has been sterilized with diluted vinegar.

- Place the plant in an area with air circulation or improve air circulation such as indoors.

- Plant garlic to prevent aphids, beetles, and caterpillars from entering the house and attacking the flower plants.

- Place lavender near your plants to repel fleas and moths flying into the house.