New Delhi, 23 May (IANS). Every person wants to have a clean place around his house. But mosquitoes and flies bother as soon as they come into the house. They not only bother, but also cause malaria, dengue, typhoid and many diseases. People usually use medicines, sprays or coils to avoid them, but all these things are chemical, which can be harmful to our health, so a good and safe way is to plant special plants near your home. There are some plants from which mosquitoes and flies run away. These plants naturally act as pesticides.
According to an institute called Moskito Magician, lavender -lavender plant is effective in removing mosquitoes and flies. It is not only known for its beautiful purple flowers and adorable aroma, but it is also helpful in removing mosquitoes and flies. The sharp aroma of this plant contains natural ingredients such as linelul acetate, which are unbearable for insects. Mosquitoes and flies run away from this smell, causing lavender to serve as a natural pesticide. This plant also grows easily in less water and care, making it convenient to plant it in homes.
Lemongrass, as it is revealed by the name itself, is known for a sharp aroma like lemon i.e. lemon. It contains natural oil called citronella, which causes trouble for insects like mosquitoes and flies. They are unable to bear this strong smell and stay away. Lemongrass loves sunshine and grows very fast, so it is very easy to apply. If you want, you can break the leaves of Lemongrass and keep it in the corners of the house, it will not only help to drive away mosquitoes, but will also make the house aromatic.
Tulsi plant is used for worship and Ayurvedic medicines in our homes, but it is also very useful in mosquito and flies. The basil plant contains natural ingredients such as euogenol and citronelol, which do not allow mosquitoes to approach. If you plant a basil plant near the window, door or balcony of your house, then mosquitoes will appear less there. Spraying its oil in water or burning basil leaves also provides relief from insects. It is completely natural and safe for the environment.
As much as the mint plant is used to enhance the taste in food, it is also effective in driving mosquitoes and flies. Peppermint leaves contain oil called mentol, which acts like a natural insecticide. Breaking mint leaves and keeping it in the corners of the house will not bring mosquitoes and the air of the house will also remain fresh. Planting a mint plant is quite easy. It grows well in a little sun and water. Its leaves are also used as tea, taste in food or as a medicine.
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