CATDOLL : CATDOLL: Will cockroaches entering a beehive have any impact?

1. Will cockroaches entering the beehive have any impact?

Do you have bees in your hive? If so, how dare cockroaches enter? They are courting death.

2. How to effectively kill cockroaches and save bees

Cockroaches are particularly sensitive to plants that are poisonous or have pungent odors. They will run away immediately after smelling these plants.

The smell of fresh oleander leaves and flowers, which contain the toxic substance cardiac glycosides, can repel cockroaches. Because the leaves, flowers, and trees of oleander are toxic and contain cardiac glycosides, and cockroaches are particularly sensitive to toxic plants, so cockroaches will run away as soon as they smell the smell. In addition to fresh oleander leaves and flowers, there are many other plants that contain cardiac glycosides. Their flowers, branches, and leaves also have the function of repelling cockroaches. For example, Dieffenbachia, Capricorn, Periploca, Marigold, Lily of the Valley, etc. are all medicinal ornamental plants containing cardiac glycosides. When cockroaches smell the smell of these plants, they will run away.

In addition to poisonous plants, cockroaches are also afraid of the smell of cucumbers and onions. We cut the cucumbers and onions and place them in places where cockroaches often appear, thereby achieving the effect of repelling cockroaches.

In addition, cockroaches are also afraid of kerosene, wind oil, etc.!

There is a layer of oil film on the surface of cockroaches, which mainly protects the moisture in their bodies from evaporating. Any solvent that can dissolve oil can kill cockroaches immediately!

Cockroaches are also afraid of mice.

3. Oh my god, there are cockroaches in my house again. What should I do? Give me a simple method to kill cockroach eggs.

Clean the kitchen and spray it with disinfectant. Put any leftovers in the refrigerator. Gradually, the cockroaches will disappear.

4. Is there any way to keep cockroach feces from killing or harming the bees in the beehive?

Looking forward to seeing useful answers!