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  1. Alexandra Mitrofanovna ANANENKOVA

    A real "bomb" for all kinds of pests of the garden and garden is a mixture that is prepared from several components used in everyday life.

    You need to take a few bubbles: birch tar (40 ml), iodine (10 ml), fir oil (30 ml), ammonia solution, or as it is called ammonia (10 ml), and 10 g boric acid pre-dissolve in 100 ml of hot water. All this should be poured 10 l of water and spray fruit trees, berry and ornamental shrubs, flower and garden crops.

    In use, it is advisable to protect the respiratory system with a respirator so as not to inhale ammonia vapor. Simultaneously, the agent serves as a foliar feeding of plants with microelements.

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  2. Lyubov Nikolayevna POBAT

    Ants do great harm to garden crops. They settle where there is more heat - in greenhouses, greenhouses and under covering materials.

    The most harmless and safe method of combating these insects is the use of boric acid. 1 tsp powder should be dissolved in 200 ml of water and shed the places of accumulation of ants. There will be a double benefit from this: the expulsion of insects for which boric acid is poison, and plant nutrition as an important trace element for them.

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  3. Elena I. AKULICH

    Sour cabbage helps cabbage growing in the garden, get rid of caterpillars. When the flight of the Butterflies starts, I do so.

    Strongly peroxidized sauerkraut (1 kg) pour 3 l of water, I insist 3-5 days, filter, add a liquid tar soap and spray the planting.
    For the butterfly-cabbage butter I also prepare a thick sugar syrup, which I pour into small and shallow containers and arrange around the beds on the supports to make them higher. For this I use halves of rectangular paving slabs. In each vessel I throw a pinch of dry yeast. The peculiar smell of fermentation attracts whitewashes, "pecking" at the bait, they simply stick to the surface and can not fly.
    And the harvest of cherries, cherries, irgs, I save from the invasion of forty and other birds, having hung on the branches old CDs for the ropes in them. A bright light reflecting surface repels the birds.

    Peas and calendula, planted along the edges of potato plots, do not give the Colorado beetle a go. The same role in relation to the majority of pests is played by the marigolds, which are located along the perimeter of the beds with garden strawberries.

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  4. Guest of the site "With Your Own Hands"

    If planting cucumbers suffer pests, protect them!
    For example, a greenhouse whitefly sucks juice from leaves. Damaged leaves turn black and dry. The main method of combating it is the destruction of weeds. Doors and windows should be covered with gauze.

    There will be an effect from washing the lower part of the leaves on which insects collect. After this procedure, loosen and sprinkle with sawdust, peat or humus.
    Melon horn affects flowers, ovaries and shoots. Appears usually in the second half of the summer. Transfers to cucumbers from weeds. Therefore, it is important to destroy wild plants here.
    Against the pest, spraying with bitter red pepper is effective. 30 g freshly chopped peppers and 200 g tobacco dust mixed with 10 liters of hot water. The infusion is left for a day and filtered.

    Then add 1 art. l. liquid soap and 2-3 art. l. wood ash.
    Downy powdery mildew can affect the plant at any stage of its development. The cause of this disease can be a sudden change of temperature, cold rain or watering with cold water. In this case, you should stop all fertilizing and watering for a week, ventilate the greenhouse and spray the plants with a solution of copper sulfate.

    Svetlana Evgenievna

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  5. Guest of the site "With Your Own Hands"

    The garden strawberries on my site were so overpowered by pests that I decided to say goodbye to this culture. But the case helped. On the way to the dacha, the traveling companion told how to restore the plant health.
    Chemistry saves strawberry mite for a short while, and bushes of the second year give a very modest harvest of tasteless berries.

    On the advice of an unfamiliar woman, I poured plantings with a solution of coniferous extract. If this is not possible, you can collect in the forest coniferous needles in such a quantity that it is enough to generously pour under each bush. Frankly, I did not expect such a healing effect. Strawberries after such a “treat” grew to the delight of everyone - large and very tasty.
    Jadwiga

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