Organic Neem Oil Insecticide, 250ml
Natural 250ml neem oil insecticide for effective, eco-friendly pest control in your garden and plants.
Organic Neem Oil Insecticide, 250ml
Made in India from neem extract (Azadirachta Indica). Certified organic and bee-safe, for use against common pests on indoor and outdoor plants. Spray in the evening, when bees aren't active. 250ml in a recyclable HDPE bottle.
Shake the bottle well. Dilute 5 to 15ml in 1 litre of water and mix well. Apply directly to affected plants. Repeat as needed according to the infestation level.
Key details
- Neem extract — certified organic, bee-safe
- For common garden pests on indoor and outdoor plants
- Low toxicity to people and pets
- Dilute 5 to 15ml per litre of water
- 250ml, recyclable HDPE #2 bottle
- Made in India
Ingredients
Neem Extract (Azadirachta Indica).
- Ingredients
- Neem (Azadirachta Indica) extract
- Care & How to use
- Shake the Bottle well. Add 5 to 15 ml of Neem Oil Insecticide to 1 liter of water and mix well. Native Neem Organic Neem Oil Insecticide should be applied on a 7 to 14-day schedule until the potential for disease development is no longer present.
- Features
- Certified organic and bee-safe, this product protects indoor and outdoor plants from over 200 pests and diseases while remaining non-toxic to humans, animals, and earthworms.
- Origin
- Made in India
- Packaging
- Recyclable HDPE plastic #2
- Weight / Size
- 250ml
- Shipping Information
- 100% plastic-free packaging
birds or beneficial insects like earthworms?
It's effective against more than 200 insects and pests, including black spot, mildews, rust, scab, whiteflies, aphids, scale, borer, spider mites, grass grub, mealy bugs, thrips, leaf spots, codling moth, nematodes, leaf rollers, leafhoppers and botrytis.
Shake the bottle well, add 5 to 15ml of neem oil insecticide per litre of water and mix well, then spray. Apply on a 7 to 14 day schedule until disease pressure is no longer present, or weekly if treating an active outbreak before moving to a 14-day maintenance schedule.
To prevent rust, leaf spot, anthracnose and scab, begin applications at the first sign of spring budding. For powdery mildew, apply in mid-summer or as soon as disease is first detected.
The supplier markets it as having additional traditional uses such as a fly repellent for wound care on animals, though for sunscreen-grade or therapeutic uses you'd want their separate pure neem oil product rather than this garden insecticide formulation.