Any bug killer—organic or synthetic—slaughters beneficial insects alongside pests. Indoors, targeted sprays have a place (read labels: "organic" ≠ safe for food surfaces/kids/pets). Outdoors, ecological strategies win.
Garlic, chives, mint, rosemary near entries deter pests naturally—and feed you. A diverse landscape attracts predators (birds, ladybugs, wasps) that balance pest populations long-term.
Sprays are last resorts. Build habitat, plant deterrents, tolerate minor damage. The healthiest garden manages itself.
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