I have just found some greenfly and whitefly in my greenhouse, what is the best way to get rid of them, preferably by organic means, as I now have tomatoes in fruit
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Originally posted by rary View PostI have just found some greenfly and whitefly in my greenhouse, what is the best way to get rid of them, preferably by organic means, as I now have tomatoes in fruit
I bought a few double sided sticky strips last year and hung them above the plants which attracted quite a lot of them.
Even with doing all these last year I still didn't get rid of them, they're a nuisance to get rid of.
If you can't get rid of them all try to keep on top of the problem anyway as best you can as soon enough, you'll find them everywhere and on everything.
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It's an ongoing task if you get them early on. Garlic sprays, soap sprays, squishing and tapes are the way to go but as Rhys has said its unlikely that you will get rid of them all. I thoroughly clean out the GH now at the start of the season and I don't introduce any old chilli plant that is infested(done that a few times) I think it's a daily job once they have got in
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Originally posted by Sharpy View PostGarlic
Crush six cloves, blend them, then run the liquid through a sieve, bottle it up. Spray away.
Grow French marigolds in amongst your toms also.
Thank you
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Originally posted by Sharpy View PostGarlic
Crush six cloves, blend them, then run the liquid through a sieve, bottle it up. Spray away.
Grow French marigolds in amongst your toms also.
And as Ger-annie- um asked do you mix this in water or use direct
and definitely not a senior moment from meit may be a struggle to reach the top, but once your over the hill your problems start.
Member of the Nutters Club but I think I am just there to make up the numbers
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Sorry, should have been more specific. Here is the instructions for making it. I only made a low dose mixture hence the 6 cloves.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d26tyrTtvXA
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An outdoor Rose of mine in my front garden suddenly became infested with greenfly a month ago. By chance I spotted a ladybird in the back garden and re homed it to my rose. 5days later ladybird still there but every greenfly gone ( that I could see) it was amazing. That's the second time I've done that. Mind you can't find a ladybird now.
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