Garden SafeNeem Oil Extract Concentrate, For Organic Gardening, Fungicide, Insecticide, Miticide, Neem Oil For Plants, 10 fl Ounce

We had so many plant and garden issues from a neighbors neglected house. We could not figure out until our tree trimmer noticed all the fungal damage, which he noticed starting the last time due to the large tree that dumps debris, contaminated leaves, or bugs infecting our Crepe Myrtle tree just a few feet away. After almost killing the tree and mitigating thei spreading to our roses, and not getting any help from the owner, we were trying to find alternatives given the high chances that we may lose all our plants and don’t want to spend a fortune trying to slow it and still end up with a mess or a annual reinfestation. After researching and talkibg to our Texas A&M Ag research center help and website tools we discovered neem oil as a effective natural option that prevents the spreading and is very good at eliminating the source (either there or in our yard ) and all the associated issues that went along with it. It was so affective we bought a little and gave it to our buddy next door and he uses it when he trims and no one breaks te bank. The small bottle makes gallons depending on what concentration is needed for different bugs/fungus and you apply it at various intervals or after heavy rain. Repeat as instructed if necessary for stubborn or continuous situations but generally one bottle was enough to treat our dying tree for 4 months and literally saved it, plus our 8 large rose bushes all simmer and a few suspected areas once, and then we purchased another bottle and were able to treat the entire yard for a soil issue and have had no fungal or insect at all since. I definitely revoked the concentrated over the readv to use because you can make about 12 gallons vs the 32 oz or less in the ready to use spray bottles that cost roughly the same. You just need spray bottle and can mix your own. It would taken us 16 of those sprays to treat the tree and bushes.But I use this for so many off label uses where mold, fungus, mildew or fungal gnats are concerned and even sprayed on the brick walkway to eliminate the mold. It’s safe and I don’t worry about my pets or us getting sick or spraying and quarantining or worrying about run off.

My Wisconsin Willow had developed a light fungus on its leaves. With just two applications of Garden Safe Neem Oil, the fungus disappeared. I'll report back on its continued effectiveness towards the end of the summer.

Just got it today and sprayed my plants. Can’t say to whether it works or not so I will update this review but the smell is very pleasant. I was surprised people said that Neem oil can have a funny smell. Kind of has an orange smell to it.

Use this product for years works great safe organic. I just love it like I said great product. Everybody should try it. I always have an extra bottle on hand when you know when you .Use this product for years works great safe organic. I just love it like I said great product. Everybody should try it. I always have a extra bottle on hand. Never know when you might get a outbreak of spider, mites, smelly bugs, or white flies.

I used 2 tea spoon for 1 liter of water to clean lives and I liked the smell and my plants are super happy with it too.

Controls brown spots on leafs

There is a spray bottle by this same brand, but diluting your own from this concentrate will save you a good deal of money. It does eliminate the squash powdery mildew that frustrates gardeners, including me. It's a very nice product I plan to buy again.

I got lucky my first time gardening and really only had issues with the little orange spiders and gnats and this worked well for both of those.