Bonide Captain Jack's Neem Oil, 32 oz Ready-to-Use Spray, Multi-Purpose Fungicide, Insecticide and Miticide for Organic Gardening

I bought this neem oil because my plant was really struggling—it was covered with tiny pests. The leaves were starting to look weak, and the whole plant was slowly dying. I had tried wiping the leaves and even rinsing them, but nothing helped.After reading about neem oil, I decided to give it a try. I’m so glad I did! I sprayed my plant just two or three times—lightly and evenly—and after that, I didn’t see a single bug anymore. It was amazing. The pests completely disappeared!Since then, my plant looks so much healthier. The leaves are greener, it’s standing tall again, and there are no more signs of damage. I’ve started using neem oil regularly now as a preventative spray on all my indoor plants.Also, a little goes a long way. You don’t need to use much each time, so one bottle should last a long time. Just mix it with water, shake well, and spray it—super easy.If your plant is suffering from pests and you don’t want to use chemical sprays, I highly recommend this neem oil. It worked like magic for me and saved my plant!

I used Bonide Captain Jack's Neem Oil on my tree and it worked great! The spray bottle is super convenient — it has both spray and stream options, which made it easy to target specific areas or cover a wider section quickly.The scent is surprisingly pleasant for a garden treatment, and I noticed results pretty fast. It’s nice knowing it’s safe for organic gardening while still being effective against pests and mildew. Definitely a go-to for plant care!

Good for aphids.

I bought this for a rose bush I recently purchased and later saw these green bugs on it. This stuff really works, bugs are gone and the leaves look shiny too.

Good stuff! While it may be a little slower to act, than some other insecticides, I love that it's safe to have near pets, and it does do a good job at killing pests. One thing I like is that its sprayer consistently works! SO many sprayers are garbage, and you end up losing so much of your product. I find it quite helpful.

First of all, not listing the other ingredients for a product that make up 99.1% of the product is extremely sketchy. I don’t care if it’s water that is the 99.1%, LIST IT!!!!I googled what the other ingredients are and here they are:Vegetable Oil, Soybean Oil, Coconut Oil, Fatty Acids, Glycerin, Sodium Metabisulfite (preservative)I looked up Sodium Metabisulfite and this is what the description is:Sodium metabisulfite, also known as sodium pyrosulfite, is a white or yellowish, granulated, inorganic salt and powder with a sulfur dioxide odor. It's a versatile chemical compound with many industrial applications, including mining, food preservation, and equipment sanitization. Properties and uses: When dissolved in water, it releases sulfur dioxide (SO2), a toxic gas that acts as a powerful antimicrobial and reducing agent.Why ON EARTH would I put something on plants that will get watered, therefore releasing the toxic gas, into my vegetables that I’m growing?? Returning this product, I’ll just make my own neem oil spray..

Cleaned up my plants leaves beautifully, and noticed less gnats the first time I used it but it might just be coincidence. Easy to use and apply. Make sure you have a microfiber towel or glove to use, paper towel will leave fibers on the leaves.

When I tell you, my bougainvillea had no pink leaves, and was completely devoured by a worm thing. The leaves were all eaten up. Leaves used to be pink before the worms. Then I had zero pink leaves and partial green leaves. I sprayed this stuff on the whole plant, not too much because I didn’t know what to expect. I left on vacation and I came back to this my book in Velia not only sprouted many colorful pink leaves, but now they are a very bright fuchsia with more beautiful tones