Natural Sprays for Diseases and Insects

Anthracnose, blights Baking Soda	Deters insects Basil	Deters insects Chamomile	Prevents downy mildew Chives
Controls Insects Cinnamon	Deters ants Cloves	Fungus treatment Compost and Manure Teas	Prevents Fungus Corn and Garlic
Whitefly control Cotton Seed Oil	Prevents Mildew & fungus Couch Grass Rhizome Tea	Blackspot & Mildew Elder Leaf	Deters Insects Eucaliptus Oil
Prevents insects Garlic	Deters animals Hot Pepper	Prevents fungus Horsetail Tea	Brown rot Hydrogen Peroxide
Powdery mildew Milk	Controls spidermites Neem Oil	Nutrient Deficiencies Nutrient Water	Diseases Oregano Oil
White Fly Papaya	Live insects Pyrethrum Spray	Damping off disease Seaweed	Live insects and larvae Soap
General Insect spray Tobacco	Controls catepillers Tomato and Onion	Insect Control Vegetable Oil	Leafspot, mildew,scab Vinegar

Spraying Basics

1. Spray the plants when it is cool, like early morning or late afternoon. When spray is applied in bright hot sunlight it can burn the plants.

2. Some plants will be too fragile to spray. Leaves such as bean leaves many die under sprays, so test each spray on each plant before using on your whole garden.

3. The sprays that prevent can be used once a week to control insect attack or disease.

4. Many preventions can also help such as planted beneficial plants like basil, oregano and pyrethrum around the garden or even in growers

5. Some sprays such as hot peer and tobacco are very poisonous and can be fatal if swallowed. If you have small children then it is best not to use those that are so poisonous.