Natria Neem Oil Spray for Plants Pest Organic Disease Control, 24-Ounce, Ready-to-Use

I'm a plant lover! I’m really impressed with this neem oil spray! It’s super easy to use, no mixing or measuring, just spray and go. I love that it’s organic and safe for my garden. I’ve used it on both indoor and outdoor plants, and it has helped control pests like aphids and spider mites, and even plant diseases. The 24-ounce bottle lasts a long time, and I feel good knowing I’m using something that’s effective but not harsh on the environment. A must-have for any plant lover!

Well well well...I am superbly impressed. This product works!!! I stand by it. I have just placed another order! The neem oil works for sure with seeing results after 2 applications in my mulched flower beds. I spray at the base of each flower or plant being affected by fungus or being eaten by critters. After spraying all around the base of the plant I spray all over the actual plant itself. Under the leaves. On the leaves. In the center of the flowers. All over till it almost dripping. I repeat this 2 times a week for about a month and since then I have scaled back to 1 time a week not missing a week and it works!!!! Not only does it stop the pests that were eating my flowers and plants but it actually has grown my flowers and plants like almost double the size!!! They are so healthy as if it were miracle gro!! I haven't tried another brand but I know personally this brand of neem oil WORKS PHENOMENAL for me!! The truck is to stick to your regiment of using it. Stay consistent until the infestation is gone or under control and then scale back to just maintain it!! Another piece of advice I'd give us to treat your mulch for pests at the same time. If you don't then the entire process will be counterproductive. Treat the mulch with Ortho pesticide as I learned bugs and spider critters breed in beds of mulch that is damp or THICK. I recommend thinning out your mulched beds if it's over 1 inch thick so it kills the breeding atmosphere and dampness of the critters lying underneath. Stick to treating the mulch and use the neem oil consistently and you will see a cleaner critter free bed with thriving healthier plants!! My final suggestion is I love this stuff so much that I am buying it in bulk before the price increases.

Product seemingly works great. Originally got it for gnats on plants, however on the same weekend found out our windowsill was being overrun with springtails. Sprayed all of our windowsills and inner windows down and it helped significantly. Where there were a lot I now see an occasional bug run by.However what knocks it from a 5 to a 4 is the consistency. A lot of people mentioned the smell being bad. The first bottle had no smell, or even a slightly citrusy smell. If anything a “clean” smell. Because of how much we had to use for the windows I ordered a second right away. This one smells awful. Not bad enough that I wouldn’t order again but enough that I might not use it in a room I’m currently staying in

This is a great product and takes care off all the problems with your plants. The only thing that annoys me is the packing by amazon, put a bottle in a big box and than throw it around bottles are likely to break.

Neem oil is a great natural option and I like that it’s safe to use around my garden, but unfortunately, it didn’t do much once my tomato plant was already infested with whiteflies and aphids. I ended up needing something stronger to get it under control. That said, I’ve had better luck with neem oil when I used it early on, before pests showed up. Definitely more of a preventative than a solution.

This neem oil has proven effective against mealybugs and aphids. I wish I had known this existed in the past - I wouldn't have lost so many vegetable plants and flowers!

We had a plant with aphids, we have been regular cleaning each leaf and applying the neem oil as instructed, so far it has helped us to reduced them, it is nor a miracle but definitely works

Edited: I gave this product a few more days and there has been a reduction of flying bugs and tiny crawling bugs on my plants. My plants are indoors, in my bedroom, and there are no open windows here, so I wondered where the bugs came from in the first place. Probably the dirt I purchased, but I'm not sure. Every time I look closely at my plants I still see the flying bugs, especially when I tap on the planter, they all scurry around or fly away temporarily. I'm still waiting for the day I don't see any more bugs.