How to get rid of white flies?

The remaining nymphal stages (2nd, 3rd and 4th) do not move. A non-feeding pupal stage follows and within a week, young adults emerge to repeat the cycle. There are many generations per year. Whiteflies develop from egg to adult in approximately 25 days at room temperature. Adults may live for one to two months. read more

That's a bummer, but I'll tell ya. By the time you get to dealing with whiteflies, it's too late. The plants get sucked dry--literally dry up. That's what whiteflies do. It's almost impossible to get rid of them once they get going. You gotta start real early. read more

If you want to get rid of the whitefly naturally, cut off the most infected parts of the plants. Then, vacuum up as many of the remaining flies as possible. To target the rest of the flies, mix a squirt of dish soap with 1 gallon of water and spray it onto the entire plant. read more