Organic Neem Oil, High Azadirachtin Content Cold Pressed Neem Oil - Neem Seed Oil for Indoor & Outdoor Plants - 16 fl oz

This product is very effective and I am very pleased I purchased it. Last year I had the worst insect & fungal damage in my garden I had ever seen, especially with potatoes and eggplants. I have always used foliar sprays with seaweed/garlic/pepper and had very good success; but last year was different. I tried using a Spinosad product combined with prior practices, but did not see good results. After researching issue for spring planting, I decided upon this product. I sprayed all of my potato beds and could not believe how effective it was. I had seen Colorado potato beetles and larvae and the day after I sprayed I could not find a single survivor. On one plant alone I counted 15 dead beetles - pic of larvae/young beetles attached. And the plants looked so much better. Very impressed. Plus neem is also a good fungicide and miticide.I saw a YouTube video where someone pointed out that neem oil label should state that it contains Azadirachta indica because this is the active ingredient. I had a 10 year old bottle of neem (which I had assumed had lost its efficacy) and noticed that it did not state that it contained that. (Now, I don't know if that is actually true or not but the fact that this product explicitly touts the high levels of this ingredient was a large factor in my purchase).

I am very happy with the product so far! I bought this to deal with the dreaded red beetles that love to devour or lovely Tiger Lillies. I've been spraying every few days and while I have seen a few the numbers are no where near what we had the past couple of years. It's now been a couple of days since we've seen one so fingers crossed. I used a much more expensive premixed formula last year and this seems much more effective and certainly cost effective. I would definitely recommend giving it a shot for organic insect control at this point.

...and thats exactly what its supposed to smell like. God this stuff is terrible, but the bugs hate it and I hate bugs more than I hate neem.Use it as a preventative. Less effective to get rid of established pest populations. Be careful on foliar sprays and root feeds to not over-do it. Neem will burn/kill your plant if too much. Do not spray while the sun is out/lights are on. Early morning or lower indoor intensity for best results.Use a Lactobacillus culture to prevent mildews if spraying is causing overly-moist conditions.

I have raised beds and my pepper plants were not doing good. They had bugs or something stunting their growth and eating the leaves. I followed the instructions on the bottle and sprayed them twice. Now they are doing great. Bugs gone, yea!!

Did a great job with one application getting rid of potato bugs/beetles. Also I was used to treat my small sage plants that were being eaten by some bug as well. The leaves looked like they had holes left by some type of snai. I am happy with this product and it's effectiveness

Had gnats in the soil of many plants. Tried mosquito pellets, diatamaceous earth, and those yellow adhesive fly catchers for plants. Nothing worked as well a neem oil wash and spray. Gnat population dropped 99%.

Worked really well on my plants and when I used a small amount in my pets shampoo it helped with the flees. Will buy and use again.

The stock photos of this product used on amazon is very deceiving. It looks like a large bottle but shocked to see how small it is. Yes I should have paid attention to how many ounces are in the bottle but just by looking you assume for the price it's large

Too expensive

The photo looks too big but actual product is but small (little bigger than a mobile) and only 473ml. Don't get deceived by the looks. Look for other listings which are cheaper for same price but larger qty.