Add the water last and only enough to make a paste.

thanks, I have already mixed it with 2/3 of warm water as suggested and placed little of it in pills bottle lids.It is not like paste by any means its more like liquid.Can I somehow use it as is? I can't spray peppers because it gets very hot in the greenhouse.My lady bugs and their larvae cleaned the aphids so well that I don't want to starve them.I don't see any more aphids.Any suggestions?

I would just dip an occasional pepper leaf in the liquid and see what happens. My only experience is feeding the adults and they would fly to the lids. Placing the lids where the larvae can find and access them might be a problem. I don't know if they locate their food visually or by smell or what. They will eat pollen and I think enough will survive to repopulate when the aphids return no matter what you do. And a new batch of adults isn't all that expensive anyways.

jt

thanks for your reply John and fiedlermeister.I wonder if I can salvage the liquidy mixture that I already made( I did not dilute it) It did not make paste with 2/3 cup of water.Or do I start new and just add water to mke paste?

You can start fresh and make a paste by adding little water but jt's suggestion made me think- why not paint your liquid on the leaves?

thanks FM : I did put some on the leaves, but its inside green house and as suggested here not to do so when it gets hot.It is hot inside there.No harm done so far , but I just put very little and the larvae did not seem to "go for it"? As I said its soo liquidy that it runs down the leaves.