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Natural Pest Control for Indoor Plants

9 days ago | lila

Can diatomaceous earth be used on indoor plants for pest control?

Yes, diatomaceous earth is an effective natural pest control option for indoor plants. It works by dehydrating and damaging the exoskeletons of insects like aphids and mites. When using, ensure it does not get wet, as moisture diminishes its effectiveness.

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