Ist vor etwa zwei Jahren aufgetaucht und wird immer schlimmer. Ich vermute, es sind Blattläuse? Wie kann ich das Problem lösen, da es sich um einen großen Busch handelt und Insektenspray ihn nicht berührt hat, aber sie fangen an, ihn abzutöten, da der Großteil davon vertrocknet ist und Blätter abgefallen sind?

    Von: HandyAggie

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    1. lutralutra_12 on

      I thought you wanted to know the bush! That’s Euonymus btw. Try soapy water on the bugs, it might work.

    2. thisiswecalypso on

      Do not use bug spray of any kind. We are living through an environmental catastrophe in terms of insect populations. It is staggering that this still needs to be said.

    3. organic_soursop on

      You’re allowed to wipe out insect infestations.

      Offer to post the critters in an envelope to the next person who has something to say about pests.

      A Neem oil spray will do it. And so will;

      Isopropyl on some cotton wool

      Alcohol wipes for cuts and crazes will deal with them too.

      3% hydrogen peroxide.

    4. Somebody_Broke_That on

      Whatever you do use I would ask you be targeted, maybe just trying to brush off with your hands.

      In your picture, middle left, a black bug on the leaf. Thats a ladybird larvae who will be eating the bad guys.

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