"Having plant issues? This tree oil may be the solution. It comes from Azadirachta indica, a tree native to South Asia and is an all natural way to prevent and treat fungus issues, bacteria and insects.
Neem oil is extracted from the seeds of the tropical neem tree. By using a cold press extraction method, all active properties of the tree are maintained. The oil is then bottled with Rimulgan (made from caster oil) and peppermint essential oil to create an effective and easy to use neem oil for plants.
All our liquid products are packed in amber glass bottles for an elegant look. This is a 50 ml (1.7 fl. oz) bottle is enough to create 5 L of protective plant spray, once mixed with water. It comes with a practical eyedropper for easy dosage. Use a plant mister to apply the mixture to the soil and leaves of your plants. Don’t spray it on your leaves when they are in direct sunlight.
Neem oil is a good natural way to keep unwanted insects at bay, so they don’t disrupt the growth of your plants.
It can also be used to fight fungus like mould, mildew or blight and bacteria like fire blights.
How to use: Mix 1:100 with warm water, then spray generously on the leaves of your plants, including their underside, and the soil. This means, for example, 1ml of neem oil in 100ml of water.
Don’t spray on your leaves when they are in direct sunlight and allow plants to dry out before placing under any grow lights.
Neem oil is a natural:
-fungicide (prevents and treats fungus issues such as mould, mildew, blight)
-bactericide (tackles bacteria-related diseases such as fire blight)
-insecticide (repels and treats insect-related issues).
Neem is not a poison that kills instantly. Instead, for most insects, it will disrupt their hormones and reproductive cycle. Think of it as birth control for pests. You’ll prevent the next generation of bugs. For other insects, it works as a repellent. In both cases, the insects don’t build resistance, so it will always work for you in the future. It is effective at all stages: egg, larvae, and adult.
It repels hundreds of insects. The ones you might want to ban from your guest lists are thrips, mites, mealybugs, scale and aphids, but it’s also effective on mosquitoes and caterpillars.
Because it’s organic and biodegradable, neem doesn’t build up in the surrounding environment. This makes it safe for pets, livestock, birds, and fish."
- Botanopia
Please be aware that Neem oil does have a strong smell and you may not want to use it in enclosed spaces.