Their flat and flattened body then, makes sure that they can hide in every part of the plant going unnoticed. What does not go unnoticed are the damage that these insects can bring to the plants in our garden.
In agriculture, bedbugs consider themselves as pests that are not at all harmless and which you need to get rid of. There are several remedies to end the problem. There are many insecticides that you can find in nurseries or specialized stores that often contain chemicals.
The technique we want to talk to you about today will allow you to create a very simple recipe. With these 2 ingredients you can definitely say goodbye to bedbugs in the garden.
Continued on next pageThe natural recipe for getting rid of bedbugs
If bedbugs attack plants is really a serious problem. The danger that these insects represent for our plants is often underestimated. What you should worry about most is above all the fact that they are also resistant to rather powerful pesticides and insecticides.
So what to do if bedbugs attack the plants in our garden? Controlling them in a domestic environment is easier but in a vegetable garden or green space the situation becomes complicated.
Fortunately, there are natural remedies that will help you really say goodbye to bedbugs in the garden. To make your own non-chemical insecticide you only need to get 2 ingredients: baking powder and water.
Pour a sachet of baking powder into a liter of water. Wait for the reaction between the two elements to be completed and transfer your solution to a nebulizer making sure that the yeast has completely dissolved in water.
Baking powder to get rid of bedbugs
You can now spray this mixture on the leaves and soil of plants in your garden – bedbugs will move away once and for all. With this remedy, you can save your plants from the attack of these dangerous insects.
Yeast, which has natural properties that can stun bedbugs and prevent them from returning to your garden, is not the only natural solution to this problem.
Other ecological remedies to ward off these insects
