Tomato Leaf Spray
Two cups of tomato leaves
Two cups of filtered water
Cheesecloth or fine-mesh strainer
Chop up the tomato leaves and add them to the water. Let it sit overnight to steep. Next day remove the leaves and add one more cup of water.
This spray can be sprayed on plants to help get rid of aphids and mites.
Soap spray
1 tablespoon dish-washing soap
Gallon of filtered water
Add the dish-washing soap to a gallon of water and spray the mixture on the pests. Simple and effective.
This spray will get rid of aphids, scale, mites, and thrips.
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I thought I find a way to keep costs down while still trying to stay eco-friendly. Trying to keep striving for sustainability. This a record of that journey.
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This frugal crunchy hipster single momma is doing what she can to save Mother Earth while not breaking the bank!
Sometimes blunt and straight forward then sometimes sarcastic
This frugal crunchy hipster single momma is doing what she can to save Mother Earth while not breaking the bank!
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