The mint I planted has worms, what should I do

With a cigarette (not smoked), add water and you should be able to do the trick! You can start with less and try it later.

Catch them one by one!

After peppermint insects are born, you can use sterilized scissors to prune off the leaves with serious insect infestation to avoid the reproduction of insect eggs. You can also spray the diluted diluted dimethoate solution on the leaves, and spray it continuously for 2 or 3 times to achieve the effect of insect control. You can also juice the bitter gourd slices and spray them on the leaves to kill insects.

In the later stage of mint maintenance, it is necessary to ensure that the environment is ventilated and breathable to avoid breeding pests.

Insects on mint need to be pruned in time, and sharp scissors can be used to prune off the leaves with serious insects to avoid a large number of eggs on mint leaves. In addition, the pruned leaves need to be burned in time to avoid further deterioration.

If you want to kill the insects on the mint, you can spray insecticides**, you can use dimethoate, potassium permanganate solution and other agents. Note that the agent needs to be mixed with water in a ratio of 1:2 before use and sprayed to avoid the concentration of the agent being too high, resulting in the death of peppermint.

After the mint leaves grow insects, you can also spray bitter gourd liquid, which can also kill pests well. The bitter gourd can be sliced, then minced using a juicer, mixed with 2 3 times water in the juice, and then the solution is poured into the soil to kill the eggs on the mint leaves.

In the later stage, the mint needs to be placed in a ventilated and cool astigmatism place for maintenance, so that the mint can bask in the sun more, and during the growth of the mint, it is necessary to weed frequently and pull out weeds in time. In addition, it is also necessary to control the amount of watering to avoid water accumulation in the soil, otherwise it is easy to cause the mint rhizome to rot.

Common pests and diseases of peppermint include whiteflies, aphids, red spiders, etc., the most common of which is whitefly. This small insect often parasitizes the leaves of mint, if you want to eat it, do not spray it, you can cut off all the leaves, and wait for the leaves to grow again. Because the leaves are the places where the insects lay their eggs, after they are removed, they can be the first insect pest, and the insecticide is sprayed in the soil to kill the eggs.

Peppermint raw insects due to the relatively high temperature. The environment of peppermint is suitable for insect growth. Naturally, the insects took root in the mint.

Under normal circumstances, it should be caused by high temperature and drought, at this time, pay attention to watering, pay attention to ventilation, and you can also spray a spray of insecticide.

A common pest of peppermint is the bridge-building bug, which occurs mainly between June and August. Usually, if the insects are not serious, they can be rinsed directly with tap water, and the insects can be washed away and then continue to be maintained.

If the symptoms of insects are more serious, you need to buy an insecticide, you can spray it with dichlorvos, mix the agent with water according to the specified ratio, and it can be effectively removed in 2 times. Do not spray directly onto peppermint roots to avoid damage.