Keep one plant in the greenhouse and there will be no pests: a clever trick to note
There are many ways to control garden pests.
And first of all, natural methods that do not harm crops deserve attention.
One of the methods is especially effective indoors (greenhouses), but it can also be used outdoors, using the crowns of plants and shrubs.
Marsh wild rosemary will help in the fight against planting pests.
How to Use Herbs in a Greenhouse
Marsh wild rosemary contains substances that are repellent and repel insects.
The plant, among other things, has direct insecticidal properties that repel and kill various pests.
The greenhouses have arches on which the polycarbonate is held. In each span, you can hang a small bunch of 5-6 branches of marsh wild rosemary.
Hang the plant in the greenhouse and close it, let it stand in the sun for 1-2 hours. During this time, the entire greenhouse will be filled with aroma, insecticidal substances that have an adverse effect on the development of whitefly.
Using wild rosemary in a greenhouse is an essential preventative measure against aphids, whiteflies, and spider mites.
