We have a nasty aphid infection which has done for our Aerogarden and a lilly and an orchid all while we were otherwise engaged. However, there are some things we can do. I particularly like the tip about putting a mirror down outside so they are confused whether they are flying up or down. Rural […]
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Something that I have found to help get rid of the aphids is the banana peel.
I know that it sounds crazy but it worked on my plants.
I place banana peels around the base of my plants and they go away.
It has to do with the potassium in the banana peel that the aphids do not like.