Stink bugs invade in droves, clustering on porches and slipping indoors. Harmless but maddening—they release foul odor when disturbed. Here's how to reclaim your space.
Stink bugs swarm lights at night. Turn off exterior lights or install motion sensors. Numbers drop within weeks.
Plant sunflowers in a distant, unused yard area—late-blooming varieties. They'll lure bugs away from the house. If sunflowers grow near your foundation, remove them immediately.
Blend 1.5 cups water + 1 whole garlic; strain; add 1 tbsp olive oil. Shake in spray bottle. Apply around doors, windows, and garden perimeters. Reapply after rain.
If stink bugs hit crops yearly, assess plant diversity. Attract beneficials, rotate crops, use trap crops. Organic sprays are short-term fixes only—ecological balance is the real solution.
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