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HOUSEPLANT INSECTS
Most houseplant insects or insect-related pests occur when plants aren't
grown under ideal conditions, including poor humidity, lack of or too much
light, or improper watering.
Newly purchased or introduced plants to the house should be separated
from other plants for two months to avoid infesting other plants.
Common insects can be controlled with regular bathings or washings once
a month. Make sure to wash the underside of leaves.
To control insects, use insecticidal soaps formulated for houseplants.
Rubbing alcohol can be used for some insects, such as scales and mealy
bugs.
See: Scales; Spider Mites; Mealy
Bugs; Garden Pests; Rubbing Alcohol
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Information.
See Also:
Garden Pests
Garden Pests & Insects
Houseplant Information
Non-Poisonous Houseplants
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