Ant Control in the vegetable garden

Ant Control




When asked whether ants are good or bad in agriculture, the answer is sometimes good and sometimes bad. Before you give an example of how ants are good, do you know about Jadav Bayeng, who was the one who created the great forest as an individual in the arid islands of the Brahmaputra River? He used red ants to cultivate that dry compact soil, which shows how important an ant is to fertilize the soil. Sometimes ants also act as excellent pollinators. What is the effect of those ants? If you take a bee, it will fly away and take away the pollen. That is what causes the ant to crawl and spread to the nectar-running fungus on its legs. When in the soil, it can damage the roots of plants and sometimes even the fruit. In this article, we will look at how to control ants naturally.


A variety of ants in our garden


Although there are many types of ants, plants are only affected by certain types of ants. Black ant, black ant This type of ant is called Nuisance Ants in English. These usually place the shoes near trees or plants. Thus, the roots of the plants are affected. Next, they bite on black ants, which build mounds around their colony path (Mount -building Ants), climb on the plants, and pick up nectar, which the aphids bring to the plant and keep in their colony. The fire ant is the next type of ants to hatch when there is a risk of cancer at its base. Let's see how to control these ants, which are often found in the fields and in the home garden, naturally


Citrus fruit skin


Peel a squash, grate it and squeeze the juice. Peel a squash, grate it and squeeze the juice. A home garden is good for repelling ants in trees.


Borax



This mixer is excellent at destroying ants. When the borax mixer mixes half of the sugar with it and sprays it on the areas where the ants are, the ants attracted by the sugar will die when they eat it.


Garlic


Take 5 cloves of garlic and put 2 in the hole where the ant is coming from. Over the next few days, the ant will clear the space and leave.


Cinnamon


The smell of this cinnamon cuts off the contact between one ant and another ant. The ant does not go Home again.


 Hot water



Feeding ants is only good for this method. In the above-mentioned extinguishing ways, we are destroying not only the worker ants but also the queen ant which is in the carcass. Boil 5 liters of hot water well and pour it into the ant carcinogenic hole and the queen ant will be exterminated. Queen or not the ant home will be extinct. Although this method is good, if there is home near the plant, try other methods.


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Location: India

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