Pollution-free jasmine pesticide

Abstract

The invention discloses a pollution-free jasmine pesticide and a production method thereof. The pollution-free jasmine pesticide comprises raw materials in parts by weight as follows: 20-30 parts of garlic, 30-35 parts of pepper, 10-15 parts of pumpkin leaves, 20-30 parts of a red-knees herb and 1-2 parts of a surface active agent. The production method comprises the steps as follows: the materials are smashed; 5-10 times of water is added; the mixture is heated and boiled for half an hour; and a filter liquid is taken, added with water to be diluted to 100-300 times and sprayed. Insect pests such as jasmine leaf moths, scale insects, red spiders, aphids, jasmine bud maggots and the like can be effectively prevented.

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technical field

[0001] The invention relates to an insecticide made from harmless plants, in particular to a pollution-free jasmine insecticide. Background technique

[0002] Jasmine is a collective name for evergreen shrubs or vines of the genus Frangipani in the family Oleaceae. Jasmine is native to the Jiangnan region of China, the western region, India and Arabia, and is now widely planted in subtropical regions. Its leaves are emerald green, flowers are white in color, and have a strong aroma. It is the most common aromatic flower and tree. It is mainly distributed in the south of the Yangtze River in China, Iran, Egypt, Turkey, Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, etc. At present, Spain, France, Italy and other Mediterranean countries, India and Southeast Asian countries are cultivated.

[0003] Hengxian County in the south of Nanning City in Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region grows jasmine on a large scale: the output and quality rank first in the country. Jasmine flowers in He...

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