No, mints don't. However, ants use scents as a way of navigation. Consequently, if you were to rub a mint in an ant's path's wake, it would likely get lost because the scent of the mint overrides the scent that it leaves behind.
Yes, mint leaves repel ants because of the repellent essential oil which they contain.
Specifically, the plant in question (Mentha spp) contain essential oils. The oils exude strong smells. Ants (Formicidae family) keep away from strongly-colored, -smelling, -tasting, -textured food sources. They prefer not to advertize their presence to natural enemies or offend their fellow anthole residents by way of such overpowering -- to their point of view -- scents whose dissipation takes energy and time.
Yes, the mint plant gives off a smell that makes the insects repel.
No.
Odors that repel rats can be fresh or dried mint leaves, oils of mints (like peppermint), camphor and pitch pine. Ferret poop. Really. Try the local pet store. Put the poop somewhere you know the rat likes to hang out or travel along. Will work every time.
Lizard pee is the urine of a lizard.
Yes, Garlic can repel Wasp's.
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i dont think a mint leaf would bother a snake
Eucalyptus, geranium, bay and certain mint varieties.
Mint is a good plant to grow if you want to repel mice. Place mint plants around the yard, and some in pots near the house to discourage the mice from coming inside.
Slurpy the Lickity Lizard is the moshling on Moshi Monsters that has mint flavored skin.
Spiders do not like the smell of peppermint, so yes it does help keep them away.
Yes. It has a natural oil in it that deters fleas, like mint.
Ants are overwhelmed by the scent of mint leaves. It will "repel" them but they will usually find a way around the problem if their goal is to get to the other side. Unfortunately for mint and other home remedies, the best (and virtually only) way to rid yourself of an ant problem all together is a good bait that will be taken back to the queen and will destroy the entire colony within a few weeks.
they repel. opposites attract!
You repel me, Mike.The magnets repel each other.We must repel the enemy assault.
Ants can't stand mint. It's a great natural repellent. Mint also grows very fast, like a weed would, so you only have to plant it in a small space and it will soon take up a much greater space.
They repel.
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