BioAdvanced 3-in-1 Insect, Disease, and Plant Mite Control Spray - 24 fl oz

So Far Very Effective! It’s only been about a week or so, but so far it seems to be great! I am an avid gardener, but never had roses until now. I was so excited to plant my first-ever rose bush, but I was super upset to immediately find the leaves being decimated by what I learned was sawfly larvae (rose slugs). I tried to first just remove the affected leaves, but of course the problem just continued each day on other leaves. Since I was also having a powdery mildew problem on a different plant (a small potted mini-rose plant), I came on here looking for something that would help with both problems. I found this, and have been very pleased with the results! Also, we haven’t been getting much rain, but we actually got two rain storms since I sprayed the rose bushes, and even so, both still look great! I didn’t take pictures of my mini rose plant because i removed most of the leaves before spraying, but I did include some before and after pictures here—two of what the leaves looked like with the rose slug damage, and then two of some of the leaves that hadn’t been damaged yet, after spraying, showing that they remained untouched…no more rose slugs! I only had a few leaves that hadn’t been chewed yet, and this spray kept them that way. I check them every day and still no rose slugs. I have lots of new tender leaves emerging and finally they’re all staying fresh and healthy and un-chewed! Very happy so far!!

This insecticide works great. I was very concerned about aphids on my gloxinias, which are quite delicate. But I applied this liquid insecticide using a very fine mist applicator I found on Amazon (Flora Premium Plant Mister Spray Bottle for Gentle & Fine Mist) and it worked perfectly. The mist killed all the aphids and did not leave water droplets on the leaves, which can cause brown spots on gloxinias. I first tried the sprayer it came with, but the spray was too coarse for gloxinias, but it should work for most other plants.

Mites were swarming my beautiful blooming gardenias for the second year. No amount of spraying with water could budge even one of these little critters. I could not cut any flowers to bring into the house due to the infestation. I used this spray--and the mites were gone in minutes. They have not returned. I won't let myself run out of this stuff ever again.

Does well in most respects, but not so much on fungus.

This worked after just two uses. My flowering plant that was almost dead due to all the mites on it, is now flourishing with dozens of blooms, and no mites are on the plant anymore.

My plants are definitively dying, the soil, the climate, the diseases spread by the leaves gardeners blow from one place to another... Even the big chains I had been to in order to find an answer to save my natural fence had no clue about what to do. I read the reviews and thought this product 3 in 1 would help to solve the problems. A lot of leaves have fallen. I am waiting for others to grow. They have already started. I have hope again. Be careful to not spray when there is wind, you do not want it on your skin, so think protection clothes, gloves, and safety glasses plus mask. The spray worked well. I did not use this on other insects than the ones eating my plants. Insects are necessary for the living/food chain. It is easy to use. Poorly packed, it was delivered with a leak. Not good.

My Rainbow Sorbet roses are hard to find commercially now and evidently the local aphids sussed that and had a huge family reunion all over my dormant roses over-wintering in my garage. This Bio-Advanced spray eradicated them with one application. When weather permitted (it's cold here!) I took them outside and hosed the little aphid corpses off my roses and re-applied this B-A once again and I've not seen an aphid since. I'm a happy girl, my Rainbow Sorbets are happy girls, and I would give B-A more than 5***** if Amazon allowed. Heartfelt thanks to the B-A company!

Read the fine print. Ouch! This product is very toxic to bees. I love our bees and have been so happy we are supporting them with flowering plants. Turns out you have to be very careful with getting the insecticide into ground water and such as well. The glitzy bottle has a picture of tons of flowers on it. Bees are busiest at certain times, but they are always there. We have pets, and depend on well water...two other potential toxicity issues. Our in-ground garden plants have mostly blossomed, but most have ongoing bloom/veggie growth throughout the season.