100ml Neem Oil - Premium 100% Pure Multi-Use Oil for Garden - Plants - Home & More

Thanks to the Neem Oil - our Macrocarpa Goldcrest (or Lemon Cypress) bushes did not only survive greenfly/aphids apocalypse - but are thriving! The quality is excellent - pure, natural, and effective - making it a great alternative to chemical treatments. PROs: 1. Natural and Safe. Being 100% pure and natural, this neem oil is non-toxic and eco-friendly. It’s safe to use around pets, family, and beneficial insects, which gives real peace of mind when using it regularly. 2. Effective and protective! It works very well against pests like aphids, mites, and whiteflies. Our Goldcrests would literally say THANK YOU if they could! A diluted spray shows visible results within days. What is also important - I can't see even traces of aphids once they die and fall down, for weeks! And this is all despite the fact that our neighbour has similar bushes Leyland Cypress packed with aphids too. I've recommended it to them too and hope they find time to apply it, as it works! Just make sure you spray around well and everywhere. 3. Versatile around home. Beyond pest control, it also works as a natural fungicide and can be used as an insect repellent around the home and garden. 4. Easy to Use & Mix + Small size. The 100ml bottle is easy to store and simple to measure. Proportions are all on the bottle. A small amount goes a long way, mixes actually quite well with water, and doesn’t leave an oily residue on plants. 5. Amazing Value for Money. Considering its effectiveness and how little you need per use, this bottle lasts a long time and offers excellent value. Little CON / To NOTE: SMELL - yes, there is a specific smell that my wife for example does not like haha. But for me, it's actually fine! It's very unique and stays for several days if no rain. Especially on the sunny days it's quite prominent :) But for me it personally is associated with a natural oil and not some chemical smell so it really depends on the person! Considering the efficiency and why we all need it - the small is really a small problem, if at all! So to summarise and Overall: It’s been a game-changer for keeping our bushes healthy in an eco-friendly way, and I’d definitely recommend it to anyone gardening naturally. Hope this helps and may your plants and you too stay well! Cheers :)

I recently started using 100ml Neem Oil in my garden and around the house, and it has quickly become a staple in my maintenance routine. Here’s why I highly recommend this premium, 100% pure multi-use oil: First and foremost, the quality of this neem oil is exceptional. Being 100% pure, it provides all the benefits of neem without any additives or dilution. The oil has a rich consistency and a natural scent, which assures me of its purity and effectiveness. In the garden, this neem oil has proven to be a powerful tool. I’ve used it to combat pests like aphids, mites, and whiteflies on my plants. Simply mixing a small amount with water and a bit of mild soap to create a spray solution has worked wonders. The plants not only remain pest-free but also appear healthier and more vibrant. It’s a natural and eco-friendly alternative to chemical pesticides, which gives me peace of mind. The versatility of neem oil extends beyond the garden. I’ve found it useful for various home applications as well. It acts as a natural insect repellent, effectively deterring mosquitoes and other bugs when applied around windows and doorways. Additionally, it’s great for minor skin irritations and can be added to beauty products for its moisturizing and antibacterial properties. Another significant advantage is its safety. Being a natural product, it’s non-toxic to humans, pets, and beneficial insects like bees and ladybugs. This makes it an excellent choice for an organic garden and home. In terms of packaging, the 100ml bottle is convenient and easy to store. The dropper cap allows for precise measurement, ensuring I use just the right amount each time without any waste. Overall, the 100ml Neem Oil is a versatile, effective, and eco-friendly solution for both garden and home use. Its purity and multi-use properties make it an invaluable addition to my household. Whether you’re looking to maintain a healthy garden or explore natural remedies around the home, this neem oil is a fantastic choice. Highly recommended!

Used with coconut oil to remedy itchy dry skin under beard. Worked well, but, the smell isn't great. Still worth it

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J'ai acheter cette huile pour lutter contre les cochenilles qui avaient envahies certaines de mes plantes. L'odeur de cette huile est très forte et il est difficile de s'en débarrasser lorsque l'on en a sur les mains. Mais cela reste un traitement efficace contre les cochenilles (traitement à renouveler tous les 7 jours jusqu'à disparition des vilaines bestioles) J'ai mis 1l d'eau, 1 c à c d'huile de neem et 1/2 c à c de savon noir. Attention, certaines plantes ne supportent pas cette huile!

Idéal pour les pucerons en solution avec savon noir

Lo utilicé junto con jabón potásico para fumigar mis orquídeas, buen resultado para acabar con las cochinillas y las orquídeas lo agradecieron. Tengo que volver a fumigar porque ya toca.

Ho avuto la sciagurata idea di riciclare del terriccio dopo averlo gettato nel relativo bidone domestico per un'improvvisa necessità. Probabilmente vi erano annidati dei "simpatici" ragni rossi. Una volta accortomi che le piante -in casa- iniziavano a presentare dei puntini bianchi sulle foglie ho pensato a carenze nutritive, salvo poi un bel giorno scoprire dei bozzoli di ragnatele intorno ai germogli più bassi. In pratica ancora qualche giorno e le piante sarebbero state completamente compromesse. Prima di fare strani miscugli home made ho voluto provare questo rimedio naturale che sentivo spesso nominare ma non ci avevo mai dato molto peso... ebbene. Seguo le istruzioni, metto in uno spruzzino acqua, la dose consigliata di olio, e senza dannarmi l'anima ci metto sapone liquido, emulsiono. Perchè si fa questo? Perchè l'olio di nim, appunto, è un olio. Quindi sta a galla. Per farlo "sciogliere" deve attaccarsi a qualcosa, il sapone. Probabilmente è meglio come suggerito il sapone di potassio ma devo dire che non ho avuto problemi anche col sapone liquido. Messo le piante fuori sul balcone, perchè non è un pesticida ma un repellente, quindi fa scappare i ragnetti, non è che li stermina. Fatto numerosi trattamenti per 2 giorni (spruzzato copiosamente ogni zona della pianta per più volte al giorno) poi rifatto anche la settimana dopo. I ragnetti sono fastidiosi e più rifate il trattamento meglio è. Alla vista, spariti. TOP! Ho purtroppo visto che sono ricomparsi a distanza di un mese e mezzo, probabilmente qualcuno era rimasto e successivamente ha ripreso a riprodursi. Se avete modo di fare un trattamento sistematico settimanale, state tranquilli. L'odore nauseabondo io sinceramente non l'ho sentito... è persistente, sì, certo non è un profumo di marca, ma ricorda l'odore dei capperi (a me). Niente di disgustoso. Ho trovato che resta sulle mani ma sulle piante non mi sembrava poi di sentirlo. Morale, super promosso. Prossima estate lo provo sulle piante da esterno.