Re: Haven't really tried making pastePosted by Maureen on July 4, 2001 at 05:31:27: In reply to: Haven't really tried making paste posted by Natasha Papousek on July 4, 2001 at 00:46:59: Try this. It worked in my garden and on house plants that I had hadin my garden to get rid of white flies. Water, ordinary dishwashing detergent and ordinary cooking oil. To a gallon of water I put about a cup dishwashing detergent and a cup of cooking oil. Shake it up. Spray top and BOTTOM of the leaves. They love to hide out and live on the bottom of the leaves. They hate this stuff. They die. Don't know why. But it works. If you have other house plants you will have to spray them as well. Usually if one plant is infested they are also hiding out on your others. Though they seem to LOVE some plants and just tolerate others. If you spray one and not the other you have wasted your time. They will be back. Hope this helps. I worked better for me on my plants than anything the garden store people sold me or told me about. I also transplanted my house plants and gave them as well as my plants in my garden a hardy feeding right after I was sure the white flies were gone. You really have to be so careful when you buy plants. You can buy one plant with white fly and put it in your home or garden and soon everything insight is infested. They suck the life out of your plants. Good luck. Maureen
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