How to deal with honeysuckle infested with insects

Many plants are susceptible to diseases and pests, such as borers and yellowing. Honeysuckle may also suffer from diseases and pests, and may also be infested with insects. Honeysuckle is a drinkable item that is available in almost every household. The method of drinking it is also very simple, just brew it with water. It also has good medicinal value and is eaten as a medicinal herb. What should we do when honeysuckle is infested with insects?

Generally, honeysuckle and chrysanthemum will carry some insect eggs in the natural environment. Although they are dried in the sun (some are steamed), they cannot kill all the eggs. The eggs will hatch on their own after a while. No matter what kind of insect it is, throw it away and buy a new one. Don't buy too many at one time.

There are many kinds of insects in flower gardens. The methods for dealing with different insects are as follows:

1. Pour some beer into a shallow basin, and then place the plate at the bottom of the pot. Some pests, such as snails, will automatically follow the smell of beer and enter, and then drown.

2. Use half a cup of whole milk and 4 cups of flour and add about 20 liters of water. Stir and filter with gauze. Spray the liquid on the flowers to kill tick eggs.

3. Boil one portion of dried red pepper with 25 times the amount of water for half an hour, filter the solution and spray it on branches and leaves to prevent and control aphids and red spiders.

4. Southern plants all like acidic soil. Spraying the leaves with diluted vinegar can prevent the leaves from turning yellow and is also effective against powdery mildew.

5. Dry castor leaves and stalks, grind them into powder, and apply them to flower pots to prevent pests.

6. Wash and mash the leaves of maple poplar, and bury them in the soil to prevent cutworms and mole crickets.

7. Wash one or more of the walnut branches, leaves, peels, etc., mash them, add 15 times the amount of water and soak them for 24 hours, and spray them on the branches and leaves of potted flowers to prevent and control aphids, wireworms, etc.

8. Mash one or more of garlic, ginger or pepper, add 20 times the amount of water and soak for 12 hours. Spray with the filtrate to prevent pests such as aphids and red spiders, as well as diseases such as leaf spot and black brown spot.