Ants

A couple of ants on pepper plants are not dangerous. However, if they multiply to form a big colony, they may be a potential threat. A good number of ants on pepper leaves can prevent natural functions … Read more

If there is a heavy presence of ants in your tomato plantation, it means that there is an infestation of other insects like whiteflies or aphids that produce honeydew. Honeydew excretion contains a sugary component that … Read more

Cucumber plants attract other insects like aphids and whiteflies that produce honeydew. Honeydew is rich in sugar and this is what attracts ants on cucumber plants. Ants can survive on honeydew alone and if they … Read more

When ants dig into the soil, they increase airflow into the plant roots via the little holes and burrows. They also improve the soil’s fertility when they break down other organic matter as they feed. … Read more

Ants are attracted to the less humid environment controlled potted plants in homes. Potted houseplants grow in a controlled environment while indoors. Most homes have plants that do not require plenty of water to survive. These conditions provide … Read more

White vinegar can kill ants because it contains acetic acid that can burn them on contact. It can also repel ants thanks to its strong pungent scent. One element that makes ants follow a path is … Read more

Ants are drawn to the pool in large numbers especially in hot weather because they need water for them to remain moist. Naturally, they are often seen taking water because most ants can draw water … Read more

Ants in a toilet seat are attracted by stagnant water at the bottom that makes the bowl moist as it evaporates. Worker ants are always hunting for food and a dirty toilet can offer them … Read more