by "photographyguy" <nospam@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
me alone.com>
Aug 3, 2007 at 01:04 PM
sunlight dish detergent has proved to be the best. Works on chinch bugs and
caterpillars as well. Also great for getting rid of bugs in my house
plants.
When using make sure it foams up on the plant, leaves and ground around
the
plant itself. If using it make sure to use light spray of just water after
to wash it off leaves within half an hour after use or earlier on hot
sunny
day as it tend to leave a film on the leaves and may dry them out and they
will die and fall off.
When spraying chinch bugs have a second person and squirt the sunlight
over
the ground (or have it premixed) and then hose the area to make it foam up
and leave it. It suffocates them and the grass will return green within a
few days to a week.
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> On Jul 20, 9:22 pm, "photographyguy" <nospam@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> wrote:
>> sunlight liquid waterd down and sprayed to bubble.
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>> >I have tiny white moths flying out of my dying cedars now that I am
>> > told are leaf miners. I have sprayed them with Sevin (Bugs B-Gon or
>> > something). What is the best stuff to spray on them?- Hide quoted
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> I assume you mean sunlight dish detergent, or is it the laundry
> detergent?
> I"ve successfully used dish detergent on my rose bush to get rid of
> bugs but I'd be interested to know if one brand is more efficient than
> another.
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