Natural pesticide products are extracted from natural sources. Rosemary and Clove are good examples of natural pesticide options. But there are many other examples as well.

One can protect the plants naturally by using beneficial insects. These are predators that feed on the insect, which are likely to destroy the garden. But these insects can only do so much. For total control, use one of the SNS natural options.

No, natural pesticide products aren’t generally harmful. Any pesticide can be harmful if a large enough quantity is consumed over time. But synthetic pesticides are hazardous. Natural pesticide products offer low toxicity and in many cases, better results. Organic pesticides are allowed in organic farming because they pose less risk to the environment. That includes all SNS products.

Most organic pesticides contain natural substances like lime, sulphur, soap, and hydrogen peroxide as ingredients. Sierra Natural Science uses better ingredients like Rosemary, Clove, Peppermint and Thyme. Not all natural substances are organic pesticides. Some chemicals like strychnine, arsenic, and tobacco are not.

Keep the acid-loving plants such as rhododendrons, gardenias, or azaleas happy with vinegar. Although its effect is temporary, and pest control is limited, one can give a quick acid boost to plants with vinegar and kill some pests at the same time.

White vinegar blasts bugs on plants as an ingredient in a homemade soap spray. Mix 3 cups of water with 1 cup of vinegar in a spray bottle and add one teaspoon of dish soap. Spray it on plants, including trees and shrubs to get rid of pests. Direct the spray to the underside of the leaves to make contact with whitefly eggs. Use this solution only on vinegar friendly plants.

If a product is labelled organic, it hasn’t been exposed to herbicides or pesticides that are not certified organic. It means meat, eggs, and dairy products are free from antibiotics and growth hormones; produce is grown with fertilizers free from synthetic or sewage components, and no genetically modified organisms are part of the product.

They are unprocessed chemicals occurring in a natural environment – chemicals obtained from plants, microorganisms, earth, sea, or animals without any processing at all. For example, blood and milk from animals, minerals, ores, crude oil, coal, and natural gas obtained without any processing.