These little guys are attracted to plants that have excess amount of nitrogen that turns the sap of the plants sweeter and attracts the spider mites. Nutrient deficiencies can lead to this issue and while we haven’t found a way to keep these guys out, but using a balanced fertilizer like our Plant Juice can help the plant will resistance to pest.

We’ve all dealt with these one time or another and know just how infuriating they can be. While they may multiply pretty fast, it's not hard to get ahead of these bugs. Aphids love the weaker plants and can tell which plants are failing a little more than the others. It's important to take care of your plants with nutrients and trim them.

Aphids can be hosed away or taken care of with organic pesticides. Don't want to use pesticides, ladybugs love aphids!

It is important to diversify your garden each year by rotating your crops to make sure that the aphids don't come back.

Similar to the spider mites, these little guys can only really disappear with constant care. Using a cotton pad with alcohol. The only real way to kill these buggers is to suffocate them.

These little green worm-looking guys can be found munching on the greenery of the plants and can be found mostly on their favorite plant, the tomato! They look like large green grubs and have a nice horn-like tail. They’re pretty easy to pick off the plant and toss aside. Unfortunately, this is one of the few ways to handle them but the best practice would be to diversify the garden each year as a way to deter these worms from coming back year after year.