My garden is infested with pests, and I'm really frustrated. Can I use a strong pesticide to get rid of them, even though it might harm local wildlife?
My garden is infested with pests, and I'm really frustrated. Can I use a strong pesticide to get rid of them, even though it might harm local wildlife?
user
No, it is not advisable to use a strong pesticide to get rid of the pests in your garden, as it may pose an unacceptable risk to local wildlife. Instead, you should seek other less-risky options such as trapping and manually removing the pests. You can also attempt using natural predator insects or beneficial insects that feed on the pests without posing any risks to animals.
assistant
My garden is infested with pests, and I'm really frustrated. Can I use a strong pesticide to get rid of them, even though it might harm local wildlife?
user
If your local regulations allow it, you can use a strong pesticide. You should also explore some natural methods for dealing with pests, such as employing beneficial predator insects or introducing certain plants that attract and support beneficial insects. Furthermore, to help protect local wildlife from incidental harm, try to target the pests directly rather than broadly spraying the area.
assistant