|
Replied
by
scouser999
on
05-Nov-2009
15:03
(Ref
1973715)
|
Report
|
|
50%
Milk
&
50%
Water,
gets
aphid
off
roses.
|
|
|
Replied
by
wendyd
on
05-Nov-2009
15:11
(Ref
1973725)
|
Report
|
Hi
rickeets,
I
have
a
twin
tub
washing
machine
&
have
always
used
the
left
over
water
to
spray
my
indoor
&
outdoor
plants,
works
fantastic
on
roses,
if
they
have
aphids.
Don't
spray
the
flowers
on
any
of
the
plants
though.
Costs
nothing.
Got
the
tip
off
a
natural
ways
to
gardening
show
years
ago.
Wendy.
|
|
|
Replied
by
rickeets
on
05-Nov-2009
15:50
(Ref
1973754)
|
Report
|
|
this
is
also
to
keep
bugs
off
my
vegetables
as
well.
|
|
|
Replied
by
kindersuprise
on
05-Nov-2009
16:36
(Ref
1973835)
|
Report
|
try
companion
planting
ie
one
type
of
plant
benefits
the
other.
Marigolds
are
good
for
this.
Chemical
sprays
only
get
into
the
dirt
and
contaminate
your
soil.
Try
natural.
|
|
|
Replied
by
rickeets
on
05-Nov-2009
16:48
(Ref
1973861)
|
Report
|
i'll
try
the
milk
and
water.
cheers
|
|
|
Replied
by
bulkbabe
on
05-Nov-2009
18:16
(Ref
1974001)
|
Report
|
NONE
C&D
|
|
|
Replied
by
piratepete
on
05-Nov-2009
18:40
(Ref
1974027)
|
Report
|
On
second
thoughts,
maybe
not
suitable
for
indoors.
|
|
|
Replied
by
rickeets
on
05-Nov-2009
19:36
(Ref
1974102)
|
Report
|
|
i
suppose
i
could
use
AGENT
ORANGE
|
|
|
Replied
by
piratepete
on
05-Nov-2009
20:04
(Ref
1974137)
|
Report
|
Don't
get
it
on
your
skin,
rickeets
|
|