How To Eradicate Those Tiny Insects On Indoor Plants?

To keep your houseplant bug-free, mix 1 tsp. of mild organic liquid soap with 33 fl. oz. (1 l) of warm water in a spray bottle and shake well. Spray the soap remedy directly onto infected parts of the plant and wipe the leaves to remove dead bugs. Water with a hydrogen peroxide solution, which is a mild antiseptic, is a great way to keep the soil clean.

Fungus gnats are tiny flies that flutter around indoor greenery and show up whenever you water. They can be dislodged with a cotton swab dipped in vegetable oil or rubbing alcohol, or applied a sprinkle of systemic granules to the infected planters. Other common pests in houseplants include aphids, mealybugs, spider mites, and more.

To get rid of white bugs, use insecticidal soap, neem oil, rubbing alcohol, soil insecticides, and environmental changes and additions. One DIY bug spray recipe is to mix ¼ cup of vegetable oil, one tablespoon of liquid dish soap, and water.

Removing mealybugs and their egg sacs manually with a small paintbrush and a diluted solution of water and isopropyl alcohol (70:30). Common products to fight houseplant pests include insecticide, neem oil, and dish soap.

To prevent the spread of houseplant soil, water with a hydrogen peroxide solution, use diatomaceous earth, allow the soil to dry out, and prevent the spread of the soil. The fastest way to rid plants of pests is to wipe them off leaves with fingers or a cloth soaked with rubbing alcohol.