Water Soluble Neem Oil - Strong Concentrated - Dilute to make litres of neem spray

Successful got rid of wolly aphid infestation

Does the job, easy to use

No need to visit garden centre. Bit smelly good instructions. Comes in a very sturdy bottle

Used on Fungus Gnats Greenhouse vegetable plants - very expensive and was used up quick - but neem oil does work -my greenhouse had sadly become over run with fungus Gnats and the larvae - literally hundreds on each plant within days!! I already had yellow sticky squares up on all 5 of my pepper plants, 6 tomato plants 3 cucumber plants, but these were covered - so tried neem oil (it stinks of garlic - very strong smell) = half a cup neem to 10 cups of water, as you can imagine I got about two goes of this from the bottle I ordered - to cover all the plants. Next day pots were full of dead gnats and their maggoty like larvae all swimming at the bottom of the dish of each plant and throughout the soil. I had to do another soaking of the pots the next day. Unfortunately all the plants had suffered quite a bit and very weak, loss leaves and not grown well. I made the decision after a week seeing some of the larvae still wiggling around in the soil= decided to place these plants outside in garden, they may recover I am about to try mosquito dunks crushed into watering cans left over night so as not to get the rest of the garden vegetable patch infested, (found 500ml Neem else where cheaper to continue treatment with this too as run out) I gave the greenhouse a thorough clean, new yellow stickies and renewed all plants from the clearance section at B&Q - really gutted but love homegrown peppers, tomatoes etc. and not sure other plants will make it. I have never suffered with these gnats before but they are dreadful warning I think they came in the grow bags I got from B&Q in the soil as the veg plants were all healthy before using this. For the new patch I paid extra and got John Inns No3 soil checked it through first no larvae. Going forward I will always check the soil and plants first before placing in greenhouse. Hope this review helps others.

Need oil is definitely beneficial for getting rid of garden bugs

Was sceptical but it is indeed water soluble. Leaves greasy film, so any spray bottles got to be cleaned right away after spraying, but overall is a good product. Effectiveness is yet to be seen.Scent marked at one, but that's the scent (stink more likely) of neem oil, and if it does not stink, then its "neemness" should be questioned :).

Bought this to get rid of some tiny black insects l suspect l imported into my garden on plants l bought at a nursery l had not visited before. And won’t again! They were too tiny for me to see without my glasses and l didn’t realise anything was wrong until the leaves of all the begonias l had bought and grown from corms became damaged. Rose spray didn’t work and l had thrown most of the plants away before l discovered this. It was easy to mix, l put it in a spray bottle and doused all the leaves underneath and on top, the pesky bugs had disappeared by the following day. I will be sure to spray them again in a couple of weeks as advised. And l am very glad l seem to have at least saved two favourite begonias l grow every year from corms.

I followed the instructions and sprayed my plants with it and the outside ones all got brown leaves within days of use.However, it helped my indoor plants with fungal infections and bugs. I suggest not to leave your plants in the sun after using it, and to do several treatments for full effect.