Cats and dogs can't stand this smell: they won't come within a meter of the flowers.
Many cat and dog owners have to choose between animals and plants.
Pets are always eager to dig up the soil in the pot or nibble on the leaves of flowers. The problem is that some of them are poisonous.
Therefore, cat and dog owners must be vigilant to prevent poisoning of their pets.
To protect the health of animals and maintain the attractive appearance of indoor plants, resourceful owners have come up with a simple trick.
But first you need to move them to places that are hard to reach for pets. This will solve half or most of the problem.
In other cases, you can use the animals' good sense of smell, which sometimes does not work in their favor. Many strong smells scare off pets, so they try to avoid such places.
To repel animals, mulch the soil with citrus peels, and treat the plants themselves (trunks and leaves) with garlic tincture. This combination of strong smells will make pets look for other activities.
