Marigold As Mosquito Repellent

A reader asked me to do a blog on marigold as insect repellent, so here it is.

I have been re-writing my book from scratch. I know it sounds like a lot of work, but its something that I’ve wanted to do for a long time. It’s similar to writing a new book and everything is in much more detail including pictures and diagrams, etc. Its so exciting! The main part that I’m doing again is the Permethrin section and much of the Marigold section. Also we have a new section for insect repellent sprays which are based on oils. I don’t know how long it will take to get this done but I hope to be almost finished by the end of May (fingers crossed). We can then hopefully send the new eBook out to all of you while also improving this website and our general presence in the perm community.

No one likes mosquitos, but what if there were a way to repel them naturally? This article will show you how marigolds can keep mosquitos away!

The number of ferocious mosquitoes hovering over your kids is just getting unbearable? There are remedies and ways to keep these annoyingly buzzing insects away. You can try different solutions or methods, ranging from wearing net and layers of clothes to applying chemical substances on the living room. Though chemical substances will show some positive effects, they may also cause adverse side effects to the body as well. Honestly I have been using chemical agents such as insect repellents only when I travel into foreign countries. In my hometown in Indonesia, I use an all-natural method to repel snappy flying creatures. This method has proven effective and fun for both me and my children for a long time now.

If you’re like me, you have that certain family member who for some reason hates bugs. For my sister, it was any bug — spider, bee, etc. They would freak her out and she would start to yell the second one got near her or was in sight. I’m still trying to figure out what she did to make these bugs hate her so much.

Marigold As Mosquito Repellent

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Marigold as Insect Repellent

Marigold is a popular flowering plant whose yellow/orange flowers are often used to make tea. While marigolds are not normally used as a repellent, we have discovered that they can be used to repel many different types of insects.

Marigold plants can be grown in your garden or even on your front porch, but they also make great additions to your yard and garden if you don’t have space for them. We’ve found that the best way to use marigolds as an insect repellent is simply by planting them near areas where you want to keep bugs away (like near the front door). Another option is to place a few marigolds around your home—this will help keep unwanted pests away from areas where they might be able to eat or damage your property or belongings.

If you’re looking for an easy way to keep bugs away from your home without using harsh chemicals or sprays, then marigolds may be perfect for you!

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