Garlic alcohol

 Garlic Alcohol: How to Prepare Insecticide for Mealybugs, Aphids, and Other Insects 👀👇

1. Materials Needed:

2-3 garlic cloves

500 ml of rubbing alcohol (70%)

1 liter of water

A spray bottle

A blender or mortar and pestle

2. Preparation Steps:

Garlic Preparation: Peel the garlic cloves and crush them into a paste using a blender or mortar.

Alcohol Infusion: Add the crushed garlic to the rubbing alcohol and let the mixture steep for 24 hours.

Dilution: After steeping, dilute the garlic-alcohol mixture with 1 liter of water.

Straining: Strain the solution to remove any solid particles to avoid clogging the spray nozzle.

Transfer to Spray Bottle: Pour the solution into a spray bottle for easy application.

3. How to Use:

Application Timing: Spray in the early morning or late afternoon to avoid leaf burn.

Target Areas: Focus on spraying directly on the pests and the undersides of leaves, where they often hide.

Frequency: Reapply every 5-7 days until the infestation subsides.

Storage: Store the solution in a cool, dark place and use it within a week for maximum effectiveness.

4. Benefits:

The sulfur compounds in garlic act as a natural repellent for pests.

Safe for plants and environmentally friendly.

Avoids the use of harsh chemicals that may harm beneficial insects.

Enjoy a pest-free garden with this simple, natural solution! 🌱