Neem Oil Spray for Plants, 100% Pure Cold Pressed Neem Oil for Plants Concentrate, Horticultural Spray for Indoor and Outdoor, Leaf, Garden, Vegetable, Fruit Trees (250ml)

Tried and true product. Neem has a strong scent and if growing edible food is best flushed out of soil with a lot of water a few days before harvesting. While growing it’s great for any kind of pest. Mix with a drop of dawn soap to spray on the soil. Wear gloves in case any spills, or use dawn to remove it from your hands.

LikesOrganicEasy to useControls veriety of pest on vegetable plants.Fast acting. Can see the results within couple of days. So far used with water and dish detergent soap emulsion.Doesn’t make vegetables taste bitter or anything 🙂DislikesIt has pungent smell. Need some time to get used to it.

This review may be misleading since flavor is part of the review and I had to give it 1 star to move on. You don't eat neem oil. The value is good compared to local store that had it, some stores did not have any that was not already mixed. If you mix yourself in a spray bottle or pressure sprayer that's how you will save money. Just 2oz mixed with 4tps of dish soap in 2 gal water, I sprayed 15 big azaleas and 12 rose bushes. This is the first time i ever used it but ive had aphids and lace bugs that i want to see if this works to keep them from damaging the shrubs. I did a lot of research on line and everything i read says it will control insect infestation and fungus problems if used properly and it is easy to mix and spray in a pressure sprayer. The smell is not appealing while spraying it but does not linger for more than an hour or so. Neem oil is all natural no harmful insecticides.

Works great.

After reading up on this Neem oil, it worked like a champ on my fruit trees, Three kings of cherries, and peach tree. No bugs and not rot. Fruit is super this year, and waiting for peaches to ripen.

what i purchased last year has become jelly form, would it still work?

I spray all my Bonsai trees with this stuff. I just mix 1.5 tea spoons of neem oil & half tea spoon of dish soap to 4 cups of water. And I spray every 7 days and keeps bugs away. Just make sure that when you spray them keep them in shade until the solution dryes to avoid leaf burning or just do it at dusk or dawn. Also make sure that the spray bottle used is not a clear bottle, if the sun hits your mixture directly for a while it actually will jeopardize you mixture and won't be as affective.

I have made a mix for our roses to get rid of pests that were eating the leaves and turning the plant yellow. I have used it 2 times per week at dusk on our roses, fruit trees and bushes that had started to turn yellow… it got rid of the pests and made them really healthy. Mix 2 tbsp of neem oil, 2 tbsp of baking soda, 2 drops of dawn or like brand dish soap into a gallon of water. Apply it with a pump sprayer of spray bottle to the entire plant.