Deepthi Pure Neem Oil for Plants – 16.9 Fl Oz (500 ml) – Cold Pressed Natural Garden Spray – Kills Aphids, Mites, Caterpillars, Beetles – Insecticide & Fungicide for Indoor Outdoor Use

While ordering an ornamental plant from an online plant store, and one of my plants came infected with spider mites. I didn’t realize it right away, unfortunately. Lesson learned. ALWAYS INSPECT AND TREAT NEW PLANTS. The spider mites spread to my medicinal cannabis plants. NOT COOL. Luckily they were still in veg. As a fully organic grower, it was necessary to find an organic solution. Neem oil. I did about 1 and a half teaspoon per 1 quart, sprayed every 3 days, for 2 weeks. And BAM all the little critters, messing up my medicinal ladies are toast. I sprayed at half that concentration for another week, just to be sure. Amazing stuff. Did exactly what it was supposed to do. It doesn’t smell great. And I would not recommend using dish soap as the surfactant. Something like yuca extract or camellia oleifera powder, work well. Always hake up the bottle frequently while spraying to help the oil stay dispersed in the water.

I hear so much stuff about neem oil good and bad all I know is that this stuff killed a little black bugs on my grapevine and didn't bother the plant and it's safe around my dogs the last spray I use gave my dog a seizure this stuff it might stink but it's safe around pets and family

Disappointed, seemed like water, didn't do anything

Great for plants- lasts forever it seems!

This has been doing great in my garden with lots of rain and healthy fungus

This is the best for getting rid of those garden pests like aphids. Love that it is organic, easy to dilute and spray on our plants...even up to the day of harvest. Doesn't hurt the bees either.

This was purchased to get rid of red lily beetles. It didn’t work. Save your money and just poke them into a jar of soapy water .The following spring I noticed the beetles did not return after I had dumped the rest of the Neem oil onto the soil at the end of the season. So maybe it did work as a deterrent…or maybe the soapy water bath chased them away.

Works good for Japanese beetles.