Southern Ag Conserve Naturalyte Insect Control, 16oz - Pint

I use this to make fruit fly bait. Smaller quantities are not readily available. Contains spinosad.

I intrigued by the fact that this produce is very low toxicity. I was looking for a way to get ride of the pests in my vegetable garden but I did not want to use pesticides. I like to be all organic. A friend of mine who is in commercial landscape maintenance told me about this product. It is considered organic. So I decided to give it a try. It worked very good for scale, aphid, worms, mites. But it did not work very good for white fly. I have a really bad whitefly problem this year on my pepper. I used this according to directions and applied it every week. It reduced the whitefly but did not eliminate it. On the other had I was amazed how well it worked for scale. I had an ongoing issue with scale on my Miracle Fruit (Synsepalum dulcificum ). I tried neem oil, agricultural oil, insecticidal soap and none of these got rid of the scale. This did the trick! The interesting this is that this product is not rated for scale but it is rated for white fly. It had no odor and was easy to wash off.Food crops sprayed with this are still certified organic. Direct from the manufactures website “Southern Ag Conserve Naturalyte Insect Control is OMRI Listed for organic production.”Please let me know if you found this review helpful.

Small bottle, but it is a very effective product.

Still have something eating my leaves, but this reduced it significantly

It works great, but I go through these bottles fast.

I got this because it listed spider mites as one of the insects it will kill. I had a house plant that somehow acquired these pesky little critters ( I suspect a garden plant I brought home to put in my garden that set next to it for a while). I took the house plant out and sprayed it with water and that showed the webs so I sprayed it with water to remove as many as possible and waited for the insecticide to arrive. I mixed up a batch as per directions and applied it to the plant and followed up a few days later and have not seen any sign of the little critters since. I'd say that it works and works well.

Does not appear to work for ants, aphids, or grasshoppers. Not sure about anything else, but definitely for what I needed, it is ineffective. Ants and aphids are thriving & something is still eating the leaves post-application at 4 days.

Soooo.... fire ants. Everyone hates them, there is almost nothing you can do about them in a garden. I have raised beds, and the darn ants try and steal them every chance they get. This product does work but i have to treat the infected bed, and the surrounding or the buggers will pop up in the next bed over. This product does require multiple uses and forna really deep bed you may have to treat for weeks. Thank goodness it's highly concentrated, so running out isn't a concern. My advice, have realistic expectations (hardcore pesticides have issues dealing with fire ants in the lawn people), be patient, and be glad when the red devils are gone.