This homemade mixture is often useful against:
- Aphids
- Whitefly
- Woodlice
- Ants (as a repellent)
- Small flies
It does not replace professional treatments in severe infestations, but it works very well as prevention or early control.
Important precautions
- Do not apply in strong sunlight to avoid leaf staining.
- Test first on a small area of the plant.
- Do not use detergents with chlorine or strong degreasers.
- Avoid excessive vinegar on very delicate plants.
Extra tips to avoid pests
- Keep the area clean of organic debris.
- Remove dry leaves regularly.
- Avoid excess humidity.
- Check new plants before placing them next to others.
A simple and affordable solution
This homemade insecticide made with detergent and white vinegar proves that you don’t always need to spend money on expensive products to keep your plants and home protected. With a simple preparation and consistent application, you can reduce the presence of insects and prevent new infestations in a practical and natural way.
