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Do Banana Skins Attract Rats. Rodents feed on the flora of their surroundings. When it comes to brown waste, hedge. While some of the bigger plants are more likely to be tackled by their larger rodent brethren, rats and mice will consume just about anything they can get their teeth on. The short answer is yes; The sweet smell of decomposing banana peels can attract fruit flies, ants, and even larger animals like raccoons or rodents. Gardeners' world presenter monty don has warned households to be careful about putting certain things on the compost heap to avoid attracting rodents. An example of green waste is banana skins because they rot quickly in fruit bowls. Banana plants provide sheltered areas where rats and mice can make nests away. However, banana peels can attract rodents if not properly disposed of, which can be a nuisance and potentially lead to infestations in. One of the biggest issues with direct application is that banana peels take time to decompose, during which they can attract. Gardening expert monty don has issued a warning to fellow gardeners about putting certain things on compost heaps that can. Banana plants do attract rodents!

Banana plants provide sheltered areas where rats and mice can make nests away. When it comes to brown waste, hedge. An example of green waste is banana skins because they rot quickly in fruit bowls. However, banana peels can attract rodents if not properly disposed of, which can be a nuisance and potentially lead to infestations in. One of the biggest issues with direct application is that banana peels take time to decompose, during which they can attract. Rodents feed on the flora of their surroundings. The short answer is yes; The sweet smell of decomposing banana peels can attract fruit flies, ants, and even larger animals like raccoons or rodents. Gardening expert monty don has issued a warning to fellow gardeners about putting certain things on compost heaps that can. Banana plants do attract rodents!

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Do Banana Skins Attract Rats Rodents feed on the flora of their surroundings. When it comes to brown waste, hedge. While some of the bigger plants are more likely to be tackled by their larger rodent brethren, rats and mice will consume just about anything they can get their teeth on. The short answer is yes; The sweet smell of decomposing banana peels can attract fruit flies, ants, and even larger animals like raccoons or rodents. Gardeners' world presenter monty don has warned households to be careful about putting certain things on the compost heap to avoid attracting rodents. Gardening expert monty don has issued a warning to fellow gardeners about putting certain things on compost heaps that can. However, banana peels can attract rodents if not properly disposed of, which can be a nuisance and potentially lead to infestations in. Banana plants provide sheltered areas where rats and mice can make nests away. Banana plants do attract rodents! Rodents feed on the flora of their surroundings. An example of green waste is banana skins because they rot quickly in fruit bowls. One of the biggest issues with direct application is that banana peels take time to decompose, during which they can attract.