Garden Safe Brand Multi-Purpose Garden Insect Killer2, 32 Fluid Ounces, Kills 100+ Listed Insects on Contact, For Use in Homes, Home Gardens & Home Greenhouses Up to Day of Harves

I like it because it keeps the Nats down and I have orchids and it has not hurt them.

I've been using Safer products for years, but I was surprised to find this particular batch didn't control an infestation of aphids the way I expected it to. I have had to spray every other day and still they persist, albeit in slightly smaller numbers.

The order did make it here. But the postman placed it in a different place that useal. Most of the time, packages are laced on my deep freezer. But it had been placed in the middle of the garage. I would not have found it, but I went to check on my mUstag . And when I did, I found the box standing on its edge next to the center post. That was a strange place to place a package. The garden safe is good to spray for gnats, it's trash cans . So I receive in the box the GardenSafe and Listerin, which was good. Richard Young

When the ants invade from the patio, this is indispensable. Unlike spray insecticides that come in pressurized cans which smell like petroleum, this insecticide is practically odorless. Also, we feel more comfortable using this product in food prep. areas. The manually activated sprayer works and hasn't failed so far. We're now on our second bottle.

Safe to use. Proved effective.

I’m not sure it’s working that well and I’m concerned that it kills plums of other flowers. It says to be careful then it doesn’t get on other flowers, which is difficult to do when the roses are in a flower garden. So I used it carefully and sparingly, I’m hoping that a misunderstanding the directions. Either way, read the bottle very carefully.

Actually works. Wish it was a bit stronger in power/concentration but best organic insecticidal spray I've used to date

I raise many tropical plants and have never had it harm the plant itself….which is a concern with most pesticides. The primary ingredient is a pyrethrin which I believe comes from marigolds. It is safe for humans and the environment when used as directed. It helps control aphids, spider mites, and the crawling stage of scale insect. Scale is very hard to eradicate. Once the insect makes the shell over itself that gives them their name, it is not effective. But multiple applications to catch this insect in the “crawling” stage will work….at the very least it will control them. Insecticidal soap used with this pyrethrin will work if you are diligent. The poisons that kill scale on contact, will kill you too. This is a more benign approach but will work on just about every other pest on contact.