Instead of soaking them for one week (sounds like a rather smelly business:-)), you can just use boiling water and soak onions/garlic for an hour. That's also smelly, but for a much shorter time:-). I tried once and it worked well against fungi/bacteria (some orchids of mine had rotting roots), but I'm not sure it would work against insects...
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That mixture sounds like it would keep just about anything away. ;) ~Wen
Instead of soaking them for one week (sounds like a rather smelly business:-)), you can just use boiling water and soak onions/garlic for an hour. That's also smelly, but for a much shorter time:-). I tried once and it worked well against fungi/bacteria (some orchids of mine had rotting roots), but I'm not sure it would work against insects...
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