Dilute 2 ingredients in water and spray aphids on roses, and you will fight them once and for all. The pests will disappear and will not come back. Homemade spraying on the aphids on roses

Dilute 2 ingredients in water and spray aphids on roses, and you will fight them once and for all

Roses, queen of Polish gardens, unfortunately often fall victim to aphids. These small, but extremely voracious pests can in a short time weaken the plant, leading to deformation of buds, leaves and inhibition of growth. Aphids also secrete a decline that promotes the development of leaf spotlessness and attracts other insects. What do aphids look like? These are small insects, usually 1 to 3 mm long. They can have different colors – from green, to yellow to black. The most common on roses are rose-sequal aphids (macrosiphum rosae) with green color. The easiest way to notice their clusters on young shoots of roses, flower buds and the underside of the leaves. Undoubtedly, a quick reaction is key in fighting aphids on roses. It is no wonder then that many people are looking for a way to make aphids on roses that will help them get rid of the pest quickly and effectively. Unfortunately, it often happens that they appear suddenly, and we are not provided with chemical agents that combat pests. In this situation, it is worth preparing on the basis of yeast. Dilute two ingredients in water and spray the places attacked by aphids on the bushes, and the pests will disappear in a few minutes.

Homemade spraying on aphids on yeast roses. How to prepare and use it?

This is a proven and ecological way that will help you fight these troublesome pests. It is easy to prepare, safe for the environment and effective in action. Yeast contains substances that have a deterrent to aphids. In addition, yeast spraying strengthens plants and increases their resistance to diseases and pests. So it is. How to prepare this home spraying for aphids?

Ingredients:

• 25 g of fresh bakery yeast
• 1 liter of warm water
• 1 teaspoon of gray soap (increases spray grip)

Preparation:

1. Melt yeast in warm water. Mix thoroughly until the yeast dissolves completely.
2. Optional: Add a teaspoon of gray soap and mix again.
3. Wait about 30 minutes to make the yeast start working.
4. Pour the washer solution.

Thoroughly spray the roses with a mixture prepared in this way, especially the bottom side of the leaves, where aphids feed. Remember to perform a rose treatment on a cloudy day or evening to avoid sunburn. Repeat the spraying every 5-7 days until the problem has subsided.