Southern Ag 08722 Triple Action Neem Oil Fungicide Insecticide Miticide, Brown

That's right here, hills with your plants.Whenever bugs get on their mold

Just what I was looking for...fast shipping and good price.

Being used for my 50 year old indoor Ficus tree that developed scale last year. Tried all sorts of non toxic treatments but none seemed to work. Tree is very much alive and sprouting new glossy leaves but traces of scale remain. Cannot bear to throw away this tree. I apply the neem as a systemic when I water the tree. Seems to keep the scale at bay but not ridding the scale completely. So far this product has done the best job of all the other treatments used on this tree. Given the doomsday outcome of plants with scale, so far so good using the neem. Recommended

I have 2 planter barrels for trees and some Dahlias out front. Using Gromulch for tree soil, I noticed mushrooms growing next day after watering. I'd scoop them out and even not watering for many days, they'd still grow. I watered my trees, and using this T.A.N.O. as instructed, the next day NO MUSHROOMS! After having so many days of them growing, I am happily shocked! It is working. Likewise, my Dahlia's leaves were being munched every morning by insects and slugs. I also sprayed some over the leaves and this morning, no holes! The leaves were up and the color of the plant didn't looked distressed. Good stuff! ☆

This product works led well used on back patio and on bushes. Really gets rid of all the pest flies that kill your plants.

On a two ended cotton swab; Start by dipping only one end of swab; Next remember to stand very still; Then cleanly and gently swab one ear canal without walking or moving about; Please, remember to remove the swab before you use the unused side of that cotton swab for the same routine for the sake of using neem oil dipped cotton swabs to remove cerumen and condition the eustachia; Perfectamundo!!**

I thought my Sky Pencil might be dead but I noticed some small signs of new life on it. Then on closer inspection, I realized the reason it had been defoliated was spider mites. I blasted the plant with water from the hose to remove as many as possible and then started a course of Neem treatment. I've never used Neem before but try to avoid chemical pesticides so I thought I would try it. It doesn't kill eggs so you need to reapply every 3-4 days for about two weeks to make sure you get them all. And you have to make sure you get all sides of the leaves. There's lots of new, healthy growth so about all I can say is "so far, so good." And it has a kinda nice almost orange scent to it.

I use this every year for tropical Hibiscus, Jasmine, and Curry Leaf Plant when I bring them in for the winter. It is effective in keeping away spidermites and scale which I've had problems with in the past. It also adds a gloss to the leaves. They used to sell this at my local Home Depot for $10, so this one on amazon is definitely very overpriced at $20. Another downside is because my plants are delicate, it can leave micro burns on the leaves (they look like tiny barely noticable yellow spots), but that has not affected my plants' overall health or growth. Also it can lose effectiveness over time so a second application may be necessary later in the season. It literally saves my plants' lives year after year so I'm otherwise pretty happy with the product.

This is great stuff, does smell, but it doesn't bother me too much. Helped get rid of the mould that appeared on my dahlia leaves, which was a shame as the flowers were still beautiful. The neem all did help but needed a few applications.

It takes time to work but it is a good product