🌿 Non-Toxic Pest Control: Using a Dyson Vacuum on Fruit Trees and Roses 🌹

Join me in my garden adventures as I tackle Japanese beetles using a unique method—my trusty Dyson Vacuum! Living in Michigan, where cherry, peach, pear, and apple trees flourish alongside beautiful roses, I've found a natural and effective way to keep these pests at bay without harmful chemicals.

Why Dyson? Its portable design and powerful suction make it perfect for reaching those high branches and delicate flowers without causing damage. Every day, I notice fewer beetles thanks to this method, and within a week, the problem is nearly gone. I still check weekly to ensure my plants stay healthy and vibrant.

And here's a tip: if you collect the beetles in a bag, they make a nutritious treat for chickens—nature's own pest control!

If you're into sustainable gardening and protecting your plants without chemicals, this video is for you. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and share your own gardening tips in the comments below!

[noesome]

it's actually amazing that this channel is still alive

[PenumbralBehemoth]

they make bait bags specifically for Japanese beetles. they're also like ambrosia for chickens. the bait bags are non toxic, using a pheromone to attract them. very effective.

[suboo]

I wouldn't want to have bug guts stuck in my expensive dyson

[galufatioo]

I did not see any fruit flies in that vacuum except some leaves.