Organic Verdana Cold Pressed Neem Oil - 16 Fluid Ounce - Un-refined

My plants are happy. It's small but just enough for the indoor plants I have.

Happy with purchase , this is cold pressed Neem. I see ppl get upset at size of bottle but a little goes a long way and Neem will go bad after awhile This is fair priced and we use it for flea and tick control, pests on flower and bushes This will not hurt our pollinators and I can use in dog shampoo and also a spray on pup for flea and tick control without worrying about feeding my pet monthly pesticides If yr on a holistic journey and care about nature this product is for you

For the wlow low price of whatever it says up there YOU TOO can experience the overwhelming scent of cat pee and cardboard on all of your houseplants!As unfortunate as it smells, it is an effective and organic alternative to pesticides . Diluting and spraying your house plants helps battle fungi and pests that would destroy your plants.The cons are the nearly constant requirement that you shake it to incorporate it into water (That's not the company's fault, that's just science ) and the smell that is so unpleasant I feel the need to reiterate it on here a few times.Overall worth the money

Bottle is much smaller than it appears.

First let me say- This stuff is like liquid gold- and it WORKS.As a backstory....I am “new-ish” to gardening. Last year was my first time growing vegetables: summer squash and cucumbers. I was concerned with fertilizer and watering primarily until over night my crowded elevated garden was speckled with powdery mildew. I tried the baking soda/dishsoap method which failed. I ran to the local hardware store and purchased a Neem oil spray that had scary drawings of bugs on the label and said it was a fungicide to fight my beast!! The label showed other chemicals and enough warnings to scare me to mask up! I was desperate to save the garden..after a week of trying to contain the mold my leaves were burnt and the mildew has spread. Then came the striped cucumber beetles- I lost it all.This year I read and found that cold pressed Neem oil was so much better and SAFER to use. Did you know you can use this in facial and hair care?? That tells me this is much safer to use than the store bought concoction!I bought this hoping I would not need it but last week our temps dropped and the winds picked up. My partners flowers in the front yard had a bad case of powdery mildew, well it must have blown into my garden.... grrrr.I was prepared and got this neem oil. This comes in a small bottle for the price-16oz for $30 but, a little goes a long way for my small garden and for my purpose. By the way this is a thick syrup like oil- almost like grocery store maple syrup. It is also strong smelling but not in a chemical way. They state on the bottle to only mix what you are going to use in the one application because it degrades over time. I mix 2 cups of water to 1.5 Tsp of Neem Oil and 1 tsp of Dawn Ultra. If I had regular Dawn I would have used 1.5 tsp. With what I read online Dawn or Ivory soap is the best to use because it has the least chemicals (Dawn is what they use on the animals that were involved in oil spills.) I shake it up and put it in a glass amber bottle and spray on the top and bottom of the leaf late in the day so no bumble bees will be exposed. It gives a glorious shine to the leaves. The next day the mold was gone and as an added bonus I found a few dead aphids on the leaves. As a preventative I coated two of the three other cucumber plants that had yet to get the mold. Well, the next day I found the two plants perfect but the third untreated plant 1/2 covered in mold... ugh. Today was rain so I don’t know how they all are doing- I hope tomorrow there is good news!! I wouldn’t hesitate to buy this again. A little goes a long way for the price and I know I am using “100% organic Azadirachta Indica Cold Pressed Neem oil.”This does say avoid getting in eyes so be aware when spraying in the wind!