Aphids are primarily outdoor pests that feed on plants, but they can occasionally find their way into our homes. While they may not be as common indoors as other insect pests are, it’s still important to be aware and get rid of aphids and where you might find them in your home. Here are some areas where aphids regularly can be found in our homes: 1. Indoor potted plants: Aphids are attracted to lush, green vegetation, making indoor potted plants a prime target young aphids. They can infest houseplants, especially those placed near windows or doors where they may enter entire plant from the outside. 2. Indoor gardens or hydroponic setups: If you have an indoor garden or hydroponic system, aphids can find their way into these environments and infest your plants. Pay close attention to the leaves and stems of your indoor garden plants for signs of aphid activity. 3. Near windows and doors: Aphids can enter our homes through open windows, doors, or cracks. They are small enough to squeeze through tiny openings, so it’s important to seal any gaps or cracks in windows and doors to prevent their entry. 4. Cut flowers or bouquets: Aphids attract beneficial insects and can hitch a ride on cut flowers or bouquets that you bring into your home. Before displaying fresh flowers indoors, inspect them carefully for signs of aphids or other pests. It’s worth noting that most aphids prefer to feed on plants and thrive in outdoor environments. However, if they do find their way inside, they can quickly reproduce and cause damage to your indoor plants. Regularly inspecting your plants and taking preventive measures can help minimize the risk of aphids infesting your home.