How to fight against aphids that invade our plants!?

Is your little corner of plant paradise threatened by aphids? They have taken up residence on some of your plants or in your vegetable garden and are making your life difficult? We have selected for you the most effective natural tips to get rid of these aphids en masse, without using pesticides!

Help! My plants are infested with aphids!

It is usually when the invasion has already taken place for some time and the aphids are in significant numbers that we notice their presence and the damage they have caused. The invasion of aphids and its impact on your plants usually take place in spring and early summer. CSo that's when it's time to treat.

We have selected for you the most effective natural tips to get rid of these aphids en masse, without using pesticides!

Black soap to clean your plants from aphids

Black soap is a great ally against the invasion of aphids in your indoor plants, your garden or your vegetable garden. You will simply need to dilute 75 ml of liquid black soap in a liter of water in a spray bottle. Then spray this preparation on the surfaces contaminated by aphids.

Coffee grounds: a natural repellent against aphids

Coffee grounds can also be a great help in your fight against the invasion of aphids! Indeed, they act as a natural repellent against these parasites. To do this, nothing could be simpler! After collecting the coffee grounds from your coffee maker, carefully spread them at the feet of your plants infested with aphids.

And know that it also keeps cats away from your plants 😉

Garlic: a smell that will scare away aphids from your plants!

Garlic is known for its strong smell and is generally used in cooking to enhance the taste of certain dishes. Whether you are an amateur or not, do not overlook this ingredient with which you can easily concoct a natural and effective repellent against aphids. To do this, simply bring 10 cloves of chopped garlic to the boil in a covered saucepan with 5 liters of water for 20 minutes. After turning off the heat, let it sit for another hour, with the saucepan still covered. Once cooled, you can filter this preparation before spraying it on surfaces contaminated by aphids. Repeat the operation three days later if some aphids are recalcitrant.

And since we have more than one trick up our sleeve, know that olive oil, Marseille soap or even nettle manure also do the job perfectly to help you against the invasion of aphids.

How to fight aphids?

We have selected for you the most effective natural tips to rid your plants of these aphids en masse, without using pesticides!