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Controlling Spiders in a Greenhouse: Safe Pesticide Options for Carnivorous Plants

Permethrin-Based Sprays and No-Pest Strips

Most insecticides target insects, but permethrin is effective on spiders too. Follow label directions carefully. No-Pest Strips also work in enclosed spaces; limit your time inside while they're active.

These methods let you manage arachnids without harming your Nepenthes.

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