Bonide Captain Jack's Neem Oil, 16 oz. Concentrate, Multi-Purpose Fungicide, Insecticide and Miticide for Organic Gardening

I began growing strawberries indoors hydroponically this summer and suddenly had a problem with older leaves beginning to turn brown and die. Since I am a troubleshooter by nature, and a total noob with hydroponics, I immediately thought that my hydroponics solution was the culprit the entire time. After spending loads of money on new strawberry plant replacements, new containers, new hydroponic nutrients, I was about to simply give up on my indoor hydro project. My hydro grow room is upstairs in my house and I have 4 grow tents, each with a different fruit/vegetable growing inside including watermelons/cucumbers, banana plants, tomatoes, peppers, etc. I checked my dying plants a few weeks ago and noticed a webbing around my strawberry leaves. After Googling several different sites and inspecting the leaves, I came to the conclusion that I had spider mites... probably this entire time and probably what has killed several of my plants. I did not want to use insecticides and other harmful chemicals, so I turned to neem oil. I had a 1.5 liter spray bottle and mixed it with 2ml (I use a medicine dropper to measure). Shake well and starting from the top of the leaves, spray the tops/undersides of the leaves well, then work your way down. I clipped the brown leaves off. To prevent burning, I treated the leaves at night before lights out. Today, 4 days later, I see new leaves growing on my banana plants and they are not so quick to turn brown. Additionally, my strawberry plants look revitalized with a healthy green sheen on the leaves. I know this stuff is working well and I'm very glad that I bought it. For all you folks who are worried on whether or not this oil is organic, are you aware of what happens when you mix oil and water? It does not mix well. The extra ingredients help the neem oil stick to the leaves. If I had a choice to use something that is only 75% organic neem oil OR have dead crops, I choose the neem oil. I am very thankful for this product and 100% support and recommend it for indoor pest control.

As an avid gardener, I'm always seeking effective organic solutions, and Bonide's Neem Oil consistently delivers. This concentrated 16oz bottle goes a long way when mixed with water. It proves highly effective against a wide range of insect pests, fungal diseases, and mites on vegetables, fruits, ornamentals and more. The oil smothers pests and creates an anti-feedant environment. Application is easy with a hose-end sprayer. Plants show no signs of burn or phytotoxicity when used as directed. Unlike some harsh chemicals, Neem is relatively low-risk for beneficials like bees. An incredibly versatile and eco-friendly pest management tool for organic growers. Highly recommended!

I love this stuff. Works extremely well, just apply it as directed and make sure you redo it. It’s a natural product, so it tends to wash away if it rains and needs reapplication over time. Keeps all the nasties away, but it obviously doesn’t affect your pollinators. I use this on my organic vegetable garden. No effect on the taste of anything (washes off easily). You’ll see the difference if you’re watching closely—no more eaten leaves. Check it out. It’s worth it.

After spraying my Gardenia bushes with this product twice, the white flies seem to feast on it and don't go away. I even purchased an electric sprayer with dual nozzles. It did not rain for a long time after. My son used it on his fruit trees, and he told me that it worked well for his problems. Maybe it's not for white flies, or mine extra persistent.

This is now my go to bug spray for the garden. No squash bugs so far this year. WoHoo!

Had a gnarly infestation with these bugs on one of my plants, one round of this and it’s like 99% gone.

Works great & easy to use

Didn’t faze the aphids on my squash. Didn’t work for me.