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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....

It got rid of the spider mites. Because it is so thick I cut a small hole in the top and have to squeeze it out into the water bottle, and I use hot water so it melts. My plant have a nice shine after spraying which I love. There is a smell for a couple of days after you spray, its not the worst smell but it is a little funky, so I wouldn't recommend spraying a few days before you have company. Also be careful for what is around your plants because it will leave a slight oily residue

I’ve been using neem oil on my plants, and it works so well! It completely got rid of those tiny flies and other pests that were bothering my indoor plants. I just mix a little neem oil with water and spray it on the leaves every week or so — the plants look so much healthier and shinier now. I love that it’s a natural product, safe to use around the house, and it doesn’t harm the plants at all. The smell is a bit strong at first, but it fades quickly. Definitely recommend it for anyone who wants an easy and effective way to keep plants pest-free!

I use it mixed with Castile soap to control pests on my rose bushes, and it works really well. It’s been very effective against aphids and other common garden insects. My only complaint is about the bottle design — the opening makes it hard to pour without spilling. The oil tends to run down the side of the bottle every time, so I have to wipe it clean after each use. If the container had a nozzle or drip-control top, it would be much more user-friendly. Great product overall, just hoping for better packaging in the future!

This stuff saved my fig tree from spotted lantern flies. Mixed a spoon of this stuff with a spoon of dish soap with two-ish gallons water in a bucket sprayer and sprayed it on my fig tree every week religiously. Lantern flies stayed away because the Neem Oil reeks but my figs looked and tasted great. Great stuff!

I really love this stuff. I had a severe case of aphids that spread rapidly. So much so, I was actually considering just tossing the infected plants which is not something iv ever done because my plants are like my babies. I didnt want to use any store bought pesticides because in the past, even with following the directions exactly, my plants always ended up getting chemical burns. I have two cats who love to nibble when im not around and a 3 year old who shares my loves for plants and is always helping to water and care for them. I needed something strong enough to take care of this problem but mild enough to cause no harm to my daughter, cats and the plants themselves. I did a ton of research and decided this was my best choice. Im soo pleased with how well this worked. The smell is strong but thats mother natures fault lol I just tried not to breath it in, I also wore gloves and sprayed them down away from where we hang out outside. Being its summer, I let them hang out outside for a few days under my table umbrella and would check on them daily. I would say 90% of the aphids were dead by day one and by day 3 any leftovers slowly died off as well. The plants didnt get any burns at all, in fact I feel like they all look healthier and stronger then before all this happened. I would 100% recommend this. I plan on doing this bi yearly to all my plants as a way to prevent infestations in the future. A couple complaints iv read were that the bottle you get is smaller then it looks in the pictures because it has a handle and most bottles with handles are meant for gallons, although I agree the pictures can give off that impression, its really not a problem considering one treatment doesn't require a lot of product, so I don't find that to even be a problem. In fact I like that its smaller because it was easier to pour and control plus storing it doesn't take a lot of space. Another complaint was that when it arrived it solidified, yes mine was this way as well, but I simply left it out in the sun while I set up my treatment area and got everything I needed together and by the time I was ready to use (about 30 minutes) it was melted enough that I was able to use it. By the time I put everything away it was completely melted. It sais in the directions that you can always heat up some water and let the bottle sit in the water for a bit (like heating up a bottle for a baby). Again not a big deal and for how well this product worked is certainly not going to stop me from purchasing again when I run out. In short, it was effective, easy to use and considering its natural and safe, its a no brainer.

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.)

The product is superb and I really mean that. It works very well and it works quickly and Is all natural. So why 3 stars? Well, I think that the presentation about the amount that you are getting is very misleading. You shouldn't resort to tricks because when people find out they will be angry. First they deliberately shape the bottle as if it's a large gallon, but it's really just a small 16 bottle as shown in my picture. Secondly the 16oz bottle is measured by net oz, like a solid! Why measure a fluid in a way that you normally measure solids? Are they going to start selling neem oil by the bushel and kilo as well? Why go through so much tricks and games to shape small bottles as gallons? Yall know good and well that handle on a 16 oz bottle is not necessary.. Other than that the product is fine, does what I need it to do, I just feel like I have to constantly have my guard up because of chicanery like this, just be straight with people.