Natria Neem Oil Spray for Plants Pest Organic Disease Control, 24-Ounce, Ready-to-Use, 1.5 Pounds

Oh my gosh. This neem oil SAVED my juniper bonsai. It was infested with mealybugs. It looks like they're gone now. I had to do a lot of spraying (might have over-sprayed) so over the like 3 month treatment process I went through a whole bottle. Pretty solid value given how much I used it. It smells like vegetables or carrots maybe? The bottle hasn't leaked on my hands while spraying which I really appreciate.

This spray really seems to help my plants and also make them look nice and shiney. But not greesey. I saw some webbing in one of my plants and to be honest with you it just creeped me out and I couldn’t look closer into it bc it made me think of all the little plants bugs that could be spreading to my other indoor plants. Now if you have bugs it’s not a pesticide. It will naturally work over time. I use once a week bugs or now and it really does help. The spray works very well and sprays evenly. Super easy to use. Typically will spray it away from things like my dogs food or the kitchen. Great product.

So far so good! Already feel like after one spray there are less soil gnats flying around. Hoping it only gets better after a couple sprays and time. Only knock is the spray feature on my bottle is very wide and oversprays

A great alternative to toxic chemical sprays. Neem oil doesn't kill the beneficial pollinators, but smothers the pests. It also helps to control powdery mildew. While, this isn't the best for powdery mildew it helps significantly. Neem oil has a rather unique scent, but not too strong. I've used the neem oil for aphids and caterpillar infestations. Easy and no preparation, mixing, diluting just spray it directly on the plants.

Something about the formula, quality of product, or the concentration of Neem oil in this product seems to have changed. In all the previous years of having used the exact product and size, it has eliminated any and all mites from plants after noting an infestation, or completely prevented an infestation from ever occurring when used as a preventative. This round was to target a noted infestation and to treat the other plants to prevent any spread, and while it did knock them back a good deal there was a very notable decrease in its effectiveness in doing so by roughly 50%. While it could be a resistant mite population of sorts somehow, rising prices and typical corporate greed suggest the more common and obvious answer. I am inclined to believe that it is the concentration that changed, because the ordering of a pure neem oil and personally seeing to the dilution and application resulted in complete eradication of all mites from the plants in every sample collected and observed.

Have been plagued with powdery mildew since adding a new orchid to my indoor garden. After reading about neem oil, I ordered this brand, sprayed affected orchids for several days & voila, powdery mildew is gone. I lost several orchids before finally ordering the neem oil & could kick myself for waiting. After trying insecticidal soap spray, that seemed to work but a day or two later the powdery mildew was back. Don't wait. This stuff works. Smells pretty yuck but it works.

I got this Neem oil spray after my hibiscus looked like it had invited every tiny pest in the neighborhood. I sprayed it yesterday evening and by morning the bugs had basically vanished like someone hit the “evict” button. I did not expect results that fast. Leaves itslf stayed put and the flowers did not drop, which felt like a small miracle. Other sprays I used left the plant looking sad, but this one did not do that. It smells a bit strong right away, kind of like a veggie curry, but it fades fast. The bottle is simple to use and gives an even spray, so you don’t miss the undersides of the leaves. I like that it’s a natural remedy and not a harsh chemical that makes me nervous to touch the plant. My hibiscus actually looked perkier the next day. The leaves had a gentle shine, not an oily slick, so it did not look greasy. I did not notice any leaf burn even under our sun, probably because I sprayed late in the day. I’ll spray again in a few days just to keep the pests from throwing a comeback party. For now, it’s doing exactly what it promises.

The squirrels kept eating our tomatoes, just by chance I sprayed them with this neem oil, and we actually got a few tomatoes this year. You do need to mist them after rain or at least every 2 days.

Product worked after two applications to control Wooly aphids. Infestation was quite bad on a 6ft apple tree so pleased with results