Question: Holes in potato vine, New Guinea impatiens, ageratum, alyssum in pots. Sprayed chrysanthemum-based spray. Right choice? What else?
Pyrethrum is non-selective—kills beneficials too. Use soap first; escalate to pyrethrum if needed.
Encourage beneficials (lady beetles, lacewings) by avoiding broad sprays when possible.
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