ProvantoUltimate Fruit and Vegetable Bug Killer, 1L - Fast Acting Bug Spray - 2 Weeks Protection for Fruit and Vegetable Plants - Contact Insecticide for Indoor & Outdoor Plants

Brought on Amazon as it was cheaper than in the supermarket!Great product have used before and it works!

Good product value for money only needs to be used every two weeks keeps bugs off veg.

Good value for money, works very well. Overall very happy with it

I used this on our big sage plant that had some sort of fungal attack and was going yellow.Sprayed this on just once and the yellow is going and the fungal infection seems to be subsiding. I like that this is for fruits and vegetables because we have an ongoing fungal problem in our garden that also affects our pear tree, rosemary and pepper plants.Easy to use and seems to be the only thing that works on this (I tried soapy water sprays and picking the insects off the plants, but there were just too many).

You need regular applications to keep the pests away but the instructions say two to three applications max per season

Product worked well, killed the aphids that were devastating cabbage and cauliflower crop for me in a couple of days, re applied after a week and had not problems since, over two months ago.

I bought this to kill aphids on my bonsai and this works wonders at getting rid of the little blighters

Ignore the one star reviews from people who don't seem to understand how concentrate works. Yes this is only a 30ml bottle and it might look like a rip off because the box is so much bigger but it is so highly concentrated that the liquid looks like full fat milk...It will make 60 litres of bug spray for outdoor use (though I would not use it outdoors) or 30 litres for indoors. ie 0.5 ml per 1 litre of water or 1ml per litre. To deal with the thrip infestation that had again broken out on my indoor chillies I used 0.25 ml in 250ml of water (the size of my spray bottle). I was reluctant to turn to chemical pesticides but whilst I had been able to mostly deal with aphids and thrips with natural methods I was getting tired of them suddenly reappearing.I doused my plants liberally and sprayed the soil and the room smelt pretty strongly of chemicals for a day after so I left the window open. That was about a week ago and since then I have not seen any new thrip damage on leaves and it also seems to have eliminated the soil gnat issue that I had mostly been ignoring. Plants don't seem any the worse for wear after being doused in chemicals. I will probably reapply in a week or two to make sure they are pest free and from now on I think I will treat any new plants I buy before I bring them into the room. The aphids came from a garden centre plant and the thrips I picked up from supermarket basil.My only criticism of this product is that it comes with a flimsy plastic measuring cup to measure out the amount you want which is probably the worst way of dealing with toxic chemicals and the most inconvenient way to measure out small amounts. Sure it says to wear gloves on the label but as it doesn't come with any I'm sure most people won't bother and may end up spilling this on themselves. Myself I used a 2ml measuring syringe to eliminate the risk of spilling and to measure accurately but after spraying it I still felt a little itchy even without direct exposure so I can only imagine what concentrated liquid on your skin might do.