Neem Oil Organic Pure Pure 32 Oz / 1 Quart

The Japanese beetles HATE this stuff! Had to reapply after a storm rolled through but worth the time as those darned bugs are now off my potted flowers and veggie plants. Also went around the yard and sprayed it on the bushes and trees where they relocated to.

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I never knew that there was so many applications for Neem. I'll never be without it. A gardeners must have

I love this product. I have found that in a youtbe video and I dont think there is nothing better (and natural) in the market. Because it concentrate, it really worth. Just a little make one gallon and you see the bugs disappearing! Amazing.

I got this specifically to protect my grapes and hops from Japanese Beetles. I had a full blown infestation. Every time I would shake a vine, 30 or 40 beetles would fall off and buzz away. I mixed a solution of 2 Tablespoons of Neem Oil 2 teaspoons of Sal Suds and 1 gallon of water in a sprayer, and sprayed liberally in the late afternoon after the plants were out of the sun. I re-applied several times over the course of a week. After two days I no longer could find beetles on my hops. After another few days the number of beetles on my grape vines dropped to just a hand full. Now, one week later I can still find a couple of beetles on my grape vines, but they no longer fly away. They appear lethargic and fall off the vine with the slightest bump. I was not expecting to save this years harvest, but with a full stop to the beetles I think it will actually be a productive year!This does not work as fast a chemical pesticide, but it is amazingly effective. It also only effects insects that eat the plant so helpful pollinating bugs are not harmed. I love this stuff and it will be a staple in my gardening from now on. This is the first time I've tried to use anything on my garden for the 5 years we have lived here and it knocked out an infestation in less then a week. I'm very excited to see what happens with continued applications as the beetles no longer breed and disappear from our property.

Alright Guys. I haven't had the chance to use the product yet. I will update the ratings as & when I use it. I am from India and I grew up around Neem Trees and so from the smell, I can say, its good stuff. But, You have to work on the packaging. Almost everybody has complained about it and you still sending it all leaking. There is lot of oil been wasted as it leaked and the packaging is bad. Please work on that. ThanksUpdate: I have had dandruff for nearly 20 years. Coming from India, where neem is a native tree, I knew the medicinal properties for neem. In my childhood, every Sunday, we had neem leaves to kill germs/worms in the gut. Its a weekly thing but it was so bitter,I used to hate it :). For this dandruff thing, I have tried every shampoo, a lot of medicine, after visiting many docs, with diagnosis ranging from fungal infection to psoriasis, nothing has worked. I put this neem oil, for just a week, apply it on hair for a couple of hours, before shampooing the hair & the dandruff is completely gone. I am really amazed but kinda stupid that in spite of knowing about neem, as come from India, haven't tried this all these years. I then, waited for a week, by not applying & dandruff didn't return. Now I am applying this every week.I recently also apply in on face & hands, that will keep the face fresh and moisturized. Excellent stuff. But has a very strong smell, apparently. Its a greeny smell, could be pretty strong for some people but thats how its supposed to be.I would say, try this for anything ranging from eczema,psoriarsis,infection as this oil is antiviral, antibacterial,antifungal.

I bought this after researching online best way to get rid of Scaly Mites on Chickens! Mixed it into some coco butter vaseline as well as added some to their leg bath! Had one chicken who had real bad, legs looked like stone. After 1st bath w/o neem oil I started coating her legs in this once a day and on third day gave a bath w neem oil added and after 10min all the stones came off her legs. All the rest of the chickens cleared up w just the neem oil vaseline rub on their legs. Make sure to put your vaseline neem oil rub into a dark colored jar to protect from the sun! I used an Amber colored Mason jar. The scent is not that bad to me. I am making a rub for my granddaughter who has eczema will update how it works.

This was the first year I had monumental problems with insects on azaleas, curly ligustrum, variegated privet, variegated golden euonymus and my beautiful GARDENIAS! They (whatever 'they' were...) did not EAT on all of the bushes; I only noted actual damage to the euonymus - but they left some secretion that caused dirt and the dreaded tree pollen to adhere to the leaves of all plants and literally blocked sunlight from reaching the leaves. I lost one new shrub before I found out what the heck was causing the black leaves on everything! I sprayed all with Neem & a tiny bit of castile soap (makes the Neem more 'available' to the plants; an emulsifier, I believe it's called) and waited a couple of days. Still saw little white insects buzzing around the euonymus, although population was much reduced. Sprayed one more time and did not see more, so washed all the shrubs down (no small feat) and have had no more problems... except for the moth caterpillars on the azaleas in June 2016, but that's another story. Was pleasantly surprised that this non-toxic product did the job so well. Will keep a supply on hand from now on!