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  1. Irina Pavlovna RAKITIINA, the Kurgan region, the city of Shadrinsk

    From aphids, various mites and badges very well helps infusion of garlic.
    I prepare it this way: I disassemble a few heads for teeth. Do not clean! 300 g teeth finely crumble or pass through a large lattice grinder.

    This mass should be poured 2 l very hot (but not boiling water) and leave to infuse for two days. Obtained infusion of strain, squeeze cake. Store 1 whole season in tightly closed containers in a cool place.
    Apply as follows: add 2 g of tar soap planed on a fine grater to 40 liters of infusion, mix well until the soap chips are completely dissolved, add 8 liters of cold water. The resulting liquid in dry weather in the morning and evening, I abundantly spray plants affected by pests.

    By the way, not to deal with planing soap, you can use it in liquid form with a dispenser (sold in hardware stores). Suitable and shampoo for cats and dogs, used against parasites (you can buy at a pet store).

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  2. Miroslav

    Many colleagues use the insecticidal properties of garlic, preparing funds for a variety of recipes. I want to share my "drug" to protect the site from most pests.
    To make it, you need to take a large head of garlic. All the denticles are to be crushed in any way, better, of course, on a garlic press. Then the resulting "porridge" should be poured 200 ml of vegetable oil and mix thoroughly. To insist means should within a day, and periodically it should be stirred. After this, the oil tincture should be poured 3 l of water. To obtain a homogeneous emulsion, everything must be well mixed. It is ideal to use a blender or mixer for this.

    Immediately after mixing, I pour the liquid into the sprayer and process all the plants in the garden and vegetable garden. I do this about once a month, although in rainy weather more frequent spraying is required. After such procedures, practically no pests remain on the site.

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