What to do naturally to free my rose plant from this little one?





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Hillela G. on Jun 01, 2017
Spray with a soapy water spray to get the critter away- good luck!Helpful Reply -
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Parv on Jun 01, 2017
Thanks, Hillela G.Helpful Reply -
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Janet Pizaro on Jun 01, 2017
Use a system control by Bayer for roses,it is a insect,fungus and fertilizer in one and will aid in keeping the plant deathly all seasonHelpful Reply -
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Parv on Jun 01, 2017
Thanks Janet.Helpful Reply -
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Mar24557786 on Jun 02, 2017
If either of the above fail, you can try Neem Oil is a good remedy as well.. Can be purchased at most nurseries, home depot....It can be used on roses, herbs, vegetables.....worked very well for me. Good luckHelpful Reply- See 2 previous
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Sheri Mock on Jun 02, 2017
Something has been eating all the leaves off my roses, I tried oil but nothing is working! WhAt can I try now?Helpful Reply -
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Alisa Lyles on Jun 02, 2017
Try 2.5 tsp. of dawn dish soap without bleach and 2.5 tsp. Vegttable oil tob1 gal. Soft water then spray top and bottom of each leaf you want to saturate your leaves where the pest are.Helpful Reply -
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Sabrina on Jun 02, 2017
I had the same problem. Some one suggested I sprinkle cayenne pepper at the base of the roses. I did and haven't had a problem in several years.Helpful Reply -
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Parv on Jun 02, 2017
Thanks , Sabrina I will defiantly try tomorrow if its not raining .Helpful Reply -
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Alisa Lyles on Jun 03, 2017
oh my I would avoid oil if temps got that high in my area as well, let me kno how it turns out with just the dish soap.Helpful Reply- See 1 previous
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Sabrina on Jun 03, 2017
Welcome. Hope it works.Helpful Reply -
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Mar24557786 on Jun 05, 2017
Parv, Most products are cold pressed, organic and come in a concentrate. I put it in a spray bottle and mix as per the ratio on the bottle. The one I have been using is approx. 1 tsp/ qt. of warm water. It goes a long way. Usually spray once every 7 days or so, pending rain and such....or if really infested, you can spray every day.... but I usually do it once and then just "monitor" it.There a ton of different brands, but I have been using a brand called Bonide and have been getting good results.Helpful Reply -
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Mar24557786 on Jun 05, 2017
It also looks like they sell Neem Oil in pre-mixed spray bottles as well......Helpful Reply -
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Lgw on Jun 05, 2017
Cinnamon works for black mold. And so does spraying the leaves with baking soda water for white powder mold.Helpful Reply- See 2 previous
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Lgw on Jun 07, 2017
That's very interesting. We are having a big problem with ants this spring. I hate to kill them I just want them to move away from my gardenHelpful Reply -
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Parv on Jun 11, 2017
Hello everybody I spray soapy water twice and it works almost 50%, and thank you very much for helping me.Helpful Reply -
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