Yield Titan's 100% Pure Cold Pressed Concentrated Neem Oil for Indoor and Outdoor Plants and Vegetable (1Gal)

I had so many aphids on my plant and this took care of them. As soon as I applied it seemed to work and by the next day there were none! I did have some come back after a week so I reapplied. Word of caution, this stuff stinks, wear gloves your your hands will smell like it for a long time, even if you wash it off. The mixing dosage is so low that this tiny little bottle should last me for years. The safety of not having to use pesticides is a big bonus for me.

Highly suggest if you have pests. I used 2ml of dawn soap with the ducky on it. And 5ml of this Neem. Omg in 1 day almost all pests gone. Day 2 flowers started to come back. By day 5 flowers were back, all bugs gone. Only 2 uses. After that,I started spraying everything. Nothing really burnt and this was in the sun 2 which u definitely don't wanna do. U do not spray this in the sun or when sun is up but I did with no I'll effect. Jus awesome

I'm constantly searching for quality neem oil at the cheapest price on Amazon, and this particular product meets those goals at the current price point. This is legit, fresh, cold pressed neem that smells "green" and "peanut buttery" as it should. To kill spider mites, add 5-8 ml of this neem oil, 200 mg citric acid, and a squirt of Dr Bronner's peppermint castile soap to 1 liter of water and shake well until the oil emulsifies and the solution looks "milky." Spray every surface in your garden-the walls, floor, trays, pots, top 1" of soil, plant stalks, and of course above and below the leaves. Do this every three days for 12 days-4 treatments and you will kill every last mite. If you continue to treat your plants this way once per week while in the vegetative stage (or if they are mother plants) you will never see spider mites again. Good luck to you friends!

Wanted something that wasn't going to create a toxic waste dump, researched and decided on this item. Have never used Neem Oil so this was experimental. At room temp the oil was very thick, so I placed the container in a bowl of hot water. That made the oil much easier to mix. Used a small amount of dish soap to break it down and mix in the water. Sprayed mixture on areas that are frequented by the "wild" local creatures and our domestic creatures. I don't know how this stuff works, but it has dramatically reduced the flea population. Pricing was fair, delivery prompt, results acceptable with no toxic residue.

I used this to spray outdoor plants and to saturate the soil of those plants I brought into the house for the winter. It seems quite effective at eliminating pests, including eggs and larvae in the soil.

This may be appropriate for those who will apply this to the skin. The product is described as being high in Azadiractin -- which is the fraction that smells strongly.Hmmmm...

Worked well w a soap sln for houseplants

GOOD PRODUCT