A protracted battle with aphids
I planted two peppers and was repeatedly greeted by aphids.
When the pepper was still a seedling, there was a pepper leaf with aphids densely piled up behind it, I pinched it every day, and then found aphids at the top of the buds, and if it was not easy to pinch it, I took a needle and took a small clip to get rid of it. In this way, the pepper was protected and grew up. Flowering, hanging fruit.
It was the fruit hanging period that another pepper began to grow aphids again. The weekend left for a day, and after coming back the flowers, the small peppers, were dense. [Sleepy] Then I started taking the watering can and squirting it out every day. Yes, it's spray every day. When I woke up early this morning, the aphids were still like this. My pepper and tomato are close together, but the tomato does not grow aphids, it should be the taste of the leaves. But the branches and leaves are staggered and cannot drive away aphids. [Sleepy] planted two trees, to make pollution-free vegetables [laugh and cry] do not use pesticides.
