Gold Dust Neem Oil For Plant, Organic Substitute of Pesticide For Plants Home Garden (1 Litre)

Does not provide 100% protection from Milly bugs but is effective to some extent only if used as spray after diluted. But if used with cotton on specific area it's more effective but can damage the plant

Best neem oil ever used

Though the product is good and effective for the intended purpose for which it was purchased. But there is an issue that crops up during application. There is probably some suspended particles in the neem oil which had been repeatedly clogging the nozzle of the spraying device that was used for the application.

No problem with product but according to my experience the product is not completely and easily mix with water. I have 70 plants in my roof and use neem oil frequently. This one new to me.

I will not say that my plants are in some kind of a completely insect inhabited environment but they did get attacked occassionally by grasshoppers and locusts which ate their leaves.Application of the oil really helped the cause and for those wondering it is because of the high sulphur content in the oil that insects are repelled.It has been 5 applications by me and it has worked really well, no insects have attacked my plants since which is promising.I have heard from people that the soap in the solution is what repells insects but that is a complete myth, the soap is there to emulsify the oil into the solution as oil is not usually soluble in water, the oil gets beaded up when the soap is added and gets suspended easily into solution afterward, DO NOT OVERUSE SOAP OR JUST PUT PLAIN SOAP SOLUTION ON YOUR PLANTS, IT IS USELESS.This product was the best at its price when I bought it, by far the cheapest and highly pure.The only downside is that the sprayer that it is stored in cannot be used for anything else because of the strong sulphur aftersmell but that is not really an issue per say.I say go for it, you shall not be disappointed, you also support small buisnesses in the process.