Garden Safe Houseplant and Garden Insect Killer, 24-Ounce Spray, Pack of 1

I had a problem with those fungus gnats everytime I started my dasheen bush indoors during late winter. Those bugs were everywhere and even neem oil was doing nothing. But this killed 95% of them by the second dosing a week later and after that I wasn't seeing them at all apart from the one errant gnat every few weeks which reminded me to dose them again. I'm most impressed.

I keep all my plants indoors because I hate insects. Unfortunately the soil I bought came with fly eggs and they hatched, infesting most of my plants. My rule was if I don't see them, they can live. However, they did not take my warning and kept flying in my face. That meant war. This spray worked really well for me. I sprayed it on the soil and immediately flies that were still growing out their wings were wriggling to hide inside the soil. I sprayed a lot to make sure it seeped into the soil. The next day I checked, there was no signs of life at all. I've also sprayed it in the air when a fly flew across me and it immediately landed on the floor paralyzed.I am still a bit skeptical if this spray is good for plants because of other reviews, so I try to avoid spraying on the plants. As of now, they still look healthy. Other than that, I will definitely buy it again.

My fungus fly infestation was out of control , i tried the yellow sticky traps and that was helping but i needed to seriously get rid of them. I used probably half the bottle on the affected plants and then a little more on my unaffected indoor plants ( i have 9 houseplants, most under 6” pots, but 2 are 10”). I was a little surprised by how fast i was going through it, i was just saturating the soil. I could see that all the flies crawling around were definitely dying. The next day i still had some survivors so i sprayed some more even tho it says to treat weekly. Its now like 4 days since my initial treatment and ill still see a few flies so im worried that they are going to multiply and be everywhere again soon. So for my case i have less then half a bottle and will need to order again.

So far I’m using the yellow sticky trap, apple cider vinegar trap cups, the electric bug trap and this spray weekly - I still have gnats. I think the big issue with the spray is the bottle. The spray comes out in big fat drops. It needs to be a fine mist or fog. Gnats are tiny and I’ve literally seen drops land in either side of the bug, while he just sat there chilling. Another time after I sprayed I found a little cluster of gnats hanging out on the under side of a leaf. Also it seems to only kill on contact while it’s wet. The gnats will sit right down after it dries. I have no indication that any eggs in the soil are impacted in any way by this product. My husband wants me to throw out all my plants. So unless I have some genetically turbo charged gnat population in my home, this product is not going to solve your problem.

My fern got spider mites and I was so upset as I’d lost 2 plants a few years ago to them. Neem hadn’t worked before, but within two days of applying this, the “webs” and mites were gone. I also applied to my garden as cabbage worms were destroying my broccoli, cauliflower, and cabbage and worked great. My new go-to. I feel really comfortable applying to my plants as it’s gentle for them but kills the pests.

It’s doing a pretty good job so far but I would recommend buying sticky traps along with it

The package arrived quickly but was wet which seemed strange to me. When I opened it, I found the bottle of pesticide was completely empty as the cap was unscrewed and all of the liquid had poured out. I'm concerned that the liquid got on me and my dog but because the label doesn't appear to list what the other 99% of ingredients are, I'm not sure how worried to be. I didn't actually get to try the product (since there wasn't any in the bottle) so this review is related to my experience receiving the package, not its effectiveness. Although since the bottle was empty, I suppose I can say that for ME, it had 0% effectiveness on fixing my gnat problem. Perhaps I should try throwing the empty bottle at them and see if that helps. I believe it's a sign from the gnats telling me to give up my fight against them and learn to coexist. Hopefully I won't fall ill from pesticide poisoning but I guess if I do, the gnats will have won and the war will at least be over.

Very good instructions on how to use