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« on: February 20, 2024, 01:09:04 PM »
I work at a tropical greenhouse, and although the pesticides work, what keeps things under control is more physical maintaining. Spraying with the jet and pruning, as well as identifying the plants that are magnets to pests. The issue is too if you use pesticides, you can’t use natural predators either. Usually it’s not a 1 fixes all solution. At the greenhouse, we use safari 20 SG insecticide, neem and all the above practices.
I promise an aphid isn’t writing this, but having a goal for perfectly pest free isn’t the right mindset, as pests indicate tree health, lack of predators etc.