Bedbugs, those troublesome intruders, frequently wreak havoc on our plants and occasionally infiltrate our homes. Although they may be unpleasant and disconcerting to encounter, they pose no harm to humans. However, when it comes to plants, it’s a different story altogether.

Bedbugs, particularly the green variety, tend to camouflage themselves within the foliage, making them challenging to identify. Despite their small size and harmless appearance, they are formidable adversaries for plants. They not only feed on plant sap but can also transmit bacteria and viruses that lead to severe plant diseases.

These diseases can impede a plant’s growth, disrupt its fruiting or flowering, and, in extreme cases, result in its demise.

While commercially available insecticides are somewhat effective, they often contain harmful chemicals. The solution we are about to reveal is not only straightforward but also natural, ensuring that your garden remains free from chemicals.

Bedbugs, despite their size, can be resilient, particularly against potent chemical insecticides. In larger areas such as gardens or vegetable patches, managing them can be especially challenging.