Organic Cold-Pressed Neem Oil for Plants - 100% Pure Water Soluble Neem Oil Concentrate for Indoor & Outdoor Plants - Natural Pest Control for Aphids, Spider Mites & Whiteflies - Promotes Healthy Plant Growth - Ideal for Home Gardening, Flowers, Vegetables & Houseplants (100ml) - Perfect for Organic Gardening & Eco-Friendly Pest Management

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Synthetic pesticides that work on contact often build up in the surrounding environment, leaving toxic residue behind that can harm and even kill pets and other animals in the area. Go Garden Neem oil, on the other hand, is organic and non-toxic. It’s safe for birds, pets, fish, livestock or other area wildlife when used. Neem pesticide products also degrade quickly during rainfall and under ultraviolet rays. Neem oil insecticide does not create a dead zone around treated plants, trees or shrubs like other synthetic insecticides can. It only targets leaf-sucking and chewing insects. Synthetic pesticides creep away from the sprayed areas to create “death zones” that can kill beneficial insects as well as other animals. How to use... 1. add 2 – 3 ML Neem Oil Per 1 Liter of water add Spray every 2 weeks. 2. Shake well to mix the Liquid and spray on the leaves of the entire plant. 3. And then add 20 ml (4 Teaspoon) of Neem Oil Concentrated with the above miser and stir thoroughly. 4. Spray the Neem Oil Mixer on all Parts of the plants including underside of the leaves until completely wet Go Garden Neem Oil for Plant Pest Control - Organic Pesticide for Plants and Flowers use for Plants Insects pesticides 250ml Why Go Garden Neem Oil Pure and Organic We committed to provide pure neem oil concentrates for our customers.100% Pure and not adulterated with some other oil.PPM of our neem oil is around 1700 to 2500 which is much essential for pest and fungicides control Neem oil is an effective pesticide that gets rid of over 200 species of insects, not just a few. Some of the most common include: Thrips Aphids Mites Scale Leaf hoppers White flies Caterpillars Mites Mealybugs Advantages of Neem Oil It is Natural/Organic, emulsifiable, It can help in maintaining environmental health by reducing the level of pollution.Harmless to plants and maintain the stability of soil fertility.It can also reduce human and animal hazards by reducing the level of residue in the product.It can reduce the risk of plant failure and increase crop yield by 15-20%. Unlike chemicals, it saves the environment without pollution. Application of Neem oil : To prevent the pests: Apply the Neem Oil on a 7 to 14-day schedule until the potential for disease development is no longer Present. to control the pest: Appy the Neem oil on a 7-day schedule until the disease completely disappears Note : Shake well the Neem Oil Bottle before using .Neem oil is most effective when applied in early to mind - morning or late after noon/ evening and also to minimize the potential for leaf burn . ( Do not spary the neem ol at full sun , this will burn the plant)Do Not apply to wilted or otherewise stressed plants or to newly transplanted material prior to root establishment Why does Neem Oil solidify in cool temperatures? Neem oil has a tendency to go cloudy when cold. The fatty acids in neem oil crystallise at temperatures below 25°C, causing the oil to solidify. As the temperature drops closer to the 25°C mark, the more temperature sensitive fatty acids start to "clot", giving the appearance of sediment. Note - This is a natural process to be expected in the product. The quality of the oil is unaffected if it has a cloudy appearance. Simply placing the bottle in a room above 25°C will result in the oil returning to a liquid state. SOME PLANT DISEASES Bacterial Spot WHAT CAUSES IT: Warm, wet environment WHAT IT LOOKS LIKE : Small , Dark , Raised Spots Bacterial Blight WHAT CAUSES IT: Cool, wet Weather WHAT IT LOOKS LIKE : Large , Yellow Spots on leaves that eventually turn brown Ralstonia solanacearum (Bacterial Wilt) WHAT CAUSES IT: Contaminated soil or weeds WHAT IT LOOKS LIKE : Wilted leaves on plants during the day time , eventually turning yellow and remaining wilted Thielaviopsis (Black Root Rot) WHAT CAUSES IT: Damp Soil with Temperatures between 55-65F WHAT IT LOOKS LIKE : Stunted foliage and root systems with blackened areas Aphids WHAT CAUSES IT: Warm environment and high nitrogen in early growth stages WHAT IT LOOKS LIKE : Small green or yellow bugs on leaves and stems Cucumber mosaic Virus WHAT CAUSES IT: Aphids WHAT IT LOOKS LIKE : Yellow Spotting or Streaking on Leaves Botrytis (Gary Mold) WHAT CAUSES IT: Dying or wounded parts of Plants, like leaves and Petals WHAT IT LOOKS LIKE : Dark to Light brown rot forming around wounded plant tissue Downy Mildew WHAT CAUSES IT: Prolonged wetness WHAT IT LOOKS LIKE : White mildew typically on underside of leaves