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Had a serious rose infestation on 50 Knockout rose bushes. They were loaded with Aphids, rose slugs, and numerous other rose devouring pests which were destroying all my plants in the landscaping..Did all I could; sprays , hand washing you name it and what a nightmare as I watched all the roses drying up and drying because of all the attempts to save them..Researched and decided to do a soil soak with Neem Oil and Castile soap mix..mixed up several gallons and went around all the Knockouts and other shrubs with around 2 cups on each shrub of the mix..I cannot believe after a few weeks and 3 dousings there is NOT one stinking Aphid or Rose slug on any of the Knockouts or anything else!!...It stinks and the smell will stay with you but when you see a bugless garden it becomes a welcome fragrance as it saved my landscaping and I now give them a dose about every 10 days and water frequently..Still nothing is eating them and if they do they are dead dried up stuck to a solitary leave or 2...This will harden up in the bottle so I put the container in hot water in a bucket and it pours nicely after..I also mix this with a gallon of "hot" water and a tablespoon of Castile with 2 tablespoons of Neem and shake to break it down. It solidifies and It doesn't work in cold or warm water just hot but everyone tells you to use warm and I don't understand why..This is a good product for me and it has been working good at a good price..UPDATE, it has now been about 2 months since I have been doing the soil soak. I have been increasing the Neem oil to about twice the amount per and all the roses are going crazy with dozens of new buds on every plant and still not one stinking rose eating bug..This has been totally organic and it has been acting like a fertilizer. The bees still are roaming around everything without any regards and have been increasing pollinating everything..I had pests which were terrorizing the "rose of Sharon, lavender, hydrangeas and others chewing the hell out of the leaves making them look like Swiss cheese, but all stopped since they have been getting the Neem oil soil soak also...Really a good remedy..Forget about spraying the plants do the soak....

This product saved all my euonymus shrubs. A SEVERE scale infestation was killing them on top of powdery mildew. I was desperate but didn't want something harsh and harmful to other beneficial bugs. This helped the shrubs have a fighting chance and they were able to come back to life. Here's what I did:- Trimmed off as much infested foliage as possible without killing the plants- Scrubbed the thickest branches with soapy water to remove scale from main arteries- Cleared 6 inches all around each plant to improve air circulation.- Applied neem oil via garden pump sprayer every 2 or 3 nights for about 2 weeks- Once under control, sprayed weekly till plants had healed.I followed the directions on the label to make 1 gallon of spray: 1 oz neem oil + 2 tsp mild liquid dish soap + 1 gallon water. I used Ecos Hyperallergenic Dishmate soap, found it at walmart and it's plant friendly.There is a good amount of neem oil in this package. It doesn't take much so this will last me probably a year or more. Just don't use it around flowers, wait till blooms are gone to help the bees out. It's friendlier than chemicals but can still be harmful if carried back into beehives.It definitely helped to prep the plants by cleaning them and improving their circulation so the neem oil could do its work. See my before and after pics!****Update March 2024****I'm still using Neem Bliss oil and it's still amazing! One container has lasted me nearly 3 years. I've learned a few tips along the way: 1) it's normal for the oil to clump in the bottle during cooler months. When that happens, I let the bottle sit in a pot of hot water to help melt the oil inside, and then I use as normal. During months where it's too cold to use it at all, I switch to using a homemade potassium carbonate formula. 2) I've found that the timing of application is key. The powdery mildew likes to strike when temps and humidity shift from cool/dry to warm/humid. Getting oil on the plants right before a big temp shift happens can help prevent the mildew to begin with. Also, getting some oil on the plants at the first sign of scale, or a soon as new young leaves appear, will help prevent more scale. The young leaves are more vulnerable than the established growth.I'm still so impressed with this oil and have purchased another bottle.***Update March 2025***This past season was the first time my shrubs produced flowers and berries! They attracted pollinators like fireflies. I am so excited for the transformation of these shrubs due to using the neem oil. (Note that I do not apply oil while the flowers were in bloom.)

This seems to be great so far, I m8x as directed and have seen some improvement in my Zucchini

I just received this product, right out the box I put it to use. I have had an issue since as far back as I can remember with these whispie type flyers bugs that invade homes to live on the plants, in the soil and (as i just figured out, breed in the dark crevices of our homes..which is why soil treatments don't quite exterminate the populations)I use D.E. for insects inside.. it's safe for pets & people. While the Terminator to any insect alive. It dries the exoskeleton out.. dehydrates the insect. Term CRISPIE sums it up. Only spiders don't seem to be effected by D.E.Problem with D.E, is it's kind of hard to sift around the outdoors, when it's windy. There's seldom a day when the wind does not blow. No matter the season. SO... Neem Oil and a mixture of Hydrated Lime is my go to outdoors.. an added bonus, is the Neem will add to my plants the much needed health they need. It won't harm the plants ( applying it in the early am or the dusk hour.. not during the midday unless we're under cloud cover)Indoors this should rid my pots of those pesky nose buzzars.. the flying whispie (dumbest bugs created, I think) Will, if given an opportunity fly right up your nose!I've tried bathing my plants and tossing the soil, only to wind up with a new mess new soil all over again. So it's not the soil. Though I do believe these pesky things, as well as, coming in through open doors and the tiny holes in screens - may as well, take free rides with us from places we purchase our plants from.. all types of plants. These are not limited in taste to just a certain type of plant, either.Mint, Rosemary, Basil, Christmas Cactus, all the way to putting seeds in fresh potting mix and starting your own blooms from the seed (say from the apple you just devoured)..yeah frustration times 10!I've found these flying nose bombers to have come out from behind lifted parts of my door frame in a bathroom upstairs.Today I took a tiny paint brush ran it through the Neem at the top of the container.. and swiped the brush through the open area between the frame and wall.. a few minutes later a nose bomber appeared. GOTCHA!!So I've swiped each frame then set up my mix. Water bottle, today it's Pelligrino's poked holes through the cap, added a small dollup of Neem to the bottle, added two small pumps of dish liquid, and filled 3/4 the way with water. Covered the top and shook the bottle. Like you're mixing your Martini..Seeing when it looked well mixed, no more Neem sitting on the rim. I filled the bottle all the way, screwed on the cap. Gave it a good shake (covering the holes). An off we went.. shook the mixture all over the leaves and the top soil of every one upstairs.Thanks to Neem, my plants will be the happiest window sitters ever!And YES, it has a smell.. was well prepared for the smell. It's not an odor.To me it smells like the Original flavor of the Oriental soup base for Top Ramen.I've been dealing with Neem Oil, for many years. For wounds, not plants.So this is not my 1st Neem Rodeo. Just my 1st purchase of this size of an amount and with this seller.Like i said, the Neem IS my friend.. and yours if you 1st do your homework.To get detailed information an precise, I would suggest taking a trip over to Jade Bloom. Every Oil they sell is well described, and their is a community of 'Pro's' who KNOW the in's and outs of each particular oil.I've been purchasing with them for YEeeeeeaaaaaars.I get my larger bulk in things like Yard and home from other locals, such as this seller. (Though this is my 1st order of Neem, it won't be my last.)To the seller, thanks for getting the shipment right out.That was much appreciated! Also, Great color and texture of the Neem.Smells just like my smaller bottle for wounds..

Cures garden pest problem

I am kind of just leaving this review to warn anyone I can about using neem oil for the purpose I bought this product for: do NOT use this to soil-soak house plants to kill soil gnats. I was dealing with a soil gnat infestation and sooo many sources online say to dilute neem oil in water at a low concentration and water plants with that mixture for 3 weeks - after a SINGLE water, the oil in that mixture caused all of my houseplants' soil to become way too occlusive and trapped so much water that they began to grow white mold!!! I promise I measured the concentration out carefully so that my water mixture was not more saturated with neem oil than directed by the most common recipe online. Looking up this specific issue online reveals a few reddit posts by people who have experienced similar mold problems from soil drenching with a neem oil dilution. I've since moved on to using mosquito bits to fight the gnats, which seems to be working much better (though I had to repot a few of my plants to remove the mold growth, which I'm sure also got rid of many of the gnat eggs in the top layer of the soil).Obviously this application of neem oil is not what this product is marketed for, so I don't mean to blame the product itself (hence why I'm still leaving 5 stars - I'm sure it's good-quality neem oil). Very stinky so I'm sure it's quite concentrated lol. Also, as a side note in relation to neem oil application as a pesticide, I've used a neem oil *spray* plenty of times to fight scale infestations on the leaves of my houseplants, and that's always worked out fine, and not inspired mold growth. This might work fine for that if you were to load a spray bottle with a dilution of it. I just caution anyone considering applying neem oil to soil.

Worked great on all the little bugs eating my plants they are now nice and healthy

Seems to be good quality, however, it comes in a plastic bottle that you cannot see the actual amount and I go through it too quickly for the price

Arrived well packed. Been using it on my plants, and getting good results. Mixes more readily into water for my sprays than another product that I used.

Good