When spring is here, we get worried, well, more excited, and start planning different ideas for our garden. Almost everyone prefers to have organic food straight from their own vegetable garden as there is just something so satisfying about sowing and harvesting your own food in the garden.

I mean what can be better than growing your own organic food without worrying about where to get them. You can prepare safe and healthy food from vegetables that you have grown in your own garden.

It adds another level of joy as it comes straight from your farm and lands right on your table.

However, have you ever thought about whether the vegetables in your gardens are really safe or not? What if, you too, have used strong chemicals (pesticides or insecticides) on your plants? It might be possible that the products you have been using had some ingredients that can be harmful to your family.

Organic Pesticides or Insecticides Spray

If you want your garden to have pure organic air around it, prepare organic pesticides and insecticides.

Recall that natural or organic sprays are effective in helping to get rid of harmful bugs and critters, and also safe enough to keep you and your family members from any harmful sprays. In short, if you ask anyone, the best garden sprayer is an organic pesticide or insecticides spray. 

In this simple guide, we will share some organic sprays for your garden that can help you avoid inorganic pesticides or insecticides that are full of harmful chemicals.

DIY Organic Bug Spray for the Garden

DIY 1: Garlic and Soap Spray

This is the best garden sprayer to make your garden bug-free.

Use one head of garlic and peel the garlic cloves.

Then puree the cloves along with 29.5 mL mineral or vegetable oil and 480 mL water. Wait for a night to let the mixture or paste sit properly.

Wake up the next day and strain the mixture in a container. In a container, add the 15 mL soap (Note: never use dish soap that contains bleach) and mix it thoroughly. Your organic pest spray is ready, pour it into a spray bottle, and use it on pest infected plants.

DIY 2: Oil Spray

The second natural spray on our list is a spray made of oil and mild soap. Simply add one cup of vegetable oil, mix it with one tablespoon of mild soap (Note: never use a dish soap that contains bleach).

When you want to apply it, add two teaspoons of prepared spray mix with one quart of water.

Put it into a spray bottle and you are good to go.

This simple DIY organic bug spray has a devastating effect on certain troublesome insects. It is effective to use on aphids, mites, and thrips.

DIY 3: Baking Soda and Soap Spray

To make this spray, just mix baking soda, water, and mild dish soap (preferably something biodegradable without phosphates) together. Shake and put it into the spray bottle and you have your organic spray. This is among the best garden spray to get rid of bugs as it is natural and powerful.

Stay Natural and Stay Healthy

All these sprays are organic and safe to use for your plans, but if you seek more organic spray for your garden, then there are many more natural pesticides available on the market. Use organic sprays to make your garden bug-free as this is the best way to stay safe and healthy.

Remember to have fun and to stay safe while enjoying your fruits and vegetables.