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Tilleyab

Okay so I had a major fungus/unwelcome guest invasion last year of which killed about 3 plants and 1/2 of my false heather bush (she’s like 4 years old). Well I became the firefighter of my flower beds and evicted said guests using this. Let me just say IT WORKS!! A year later and I think I scared the daylights out of the intruder because it has not been seen again! Yes, I know it stinks but trust me! The smell is a LITTLE BETTER if you get this bottle instead of the spray bottle and put it in a pump sprayer. Highly recommend. I call it my nature security guard.

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  1. Hvileeyvmirv

    Agreed! I use this and the insecticidal soap and no problem with pests sometimes even after 1 or two times of spraying them!!

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    • Tilleyab

      I have yet to figure out what came into my flower bed but this is the and after of my false heather. I will swear by this stuff from here on out cause whatever it was, it was a strong intruder and this stuff took care of it

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    • Hvileeyvmirv

      That’s awesome! Looks great

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    • Tilleyab

      Thank you!

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  2. Nutshell

    Thank you my dear friend, order placed right now!

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  3. Nic Van D

    For my indoor plant I mix 2 tsp of this with a few drops of cinnamon bark oil and peppermint oil and some water and put it in 16 Oz spray bottle and spray my plants. The essential oil improves the smell. I spray them, let it sit and then shower my plants in the sink. For my outside plants I use a pump pressure sprayer and mix a larger ratio.

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  4. SaraGrrl

    Do you spray it on the leaves, stem, and base of the plant? I’ve always been a bit confused about using neem.

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    • Tilleyab

      I spray it all over. I spray the edges of my bed, the bedding, and then for each plant I hold it over the plant for a few seconds and then dip the nozzle under the leaves to get the stem and base for a few seconds.

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