General Hydroponics Azamax GH2007 Antifeedant and Insect Growth Regulator, 16 Ounce

Love this product this product will kill pretty much any bug that you’re dealing with this will get rid of it long as you do what the instructions tell you if you don’t usually do instructions says you won’t get rid of them all but if you do like the instructions says you will get rid of them. I recommend doing what the instruction says one time wait two weeks into another spray like the instructions say, and your problem will be resolved.

I wanted to wait until I used this for a season before commenting. I had been using neem oil (not very successfully) and other OMRI pesticides. Azadirachtin is synthesized from neem oil.So far this is what I have learned:1. If you spray your hanging baskets, next to your windows, this will NOT leave oil on the glass like neem oil does (yay).2. Killed and prevented aphids on petunias, roses, and cauliflower. Last year I lost my entire cauliflower crop to aphids. This year I started spraying as soon as the weather got warm, making sure the spray go into the folds of the cauliflower head as it was forming. I had a few aphids on only one plant at harvest. A rose that was heavily infested required a saturating spray - dripping off the plant - but the aphids were gone the next day and did not return. I can't say the same for neem oil.3. I started spraying my cabbage and other cole crops early in the season to pre-empt the moth larvae, then every two weeks to keep successive generations at bay (we have a bumper crop of cabbage moths this year). Best cabbage season to date - no holes and much lower protein...4. The cabbage moth larvae and bud worms were eating my trumpet vines, honeysuckle, dahlias, and petunias - gone after one spraying. I sprayed again later in the summer after the second batch of caterpillars hatched.5. Spider mites (aaaagh) on my fuchsias a month ago: Saturating spray three times, four days apart, and all gone, have not returned. I sprayed a dahlia this morning and am waiting to see the results tomorrow.6. This was the real test - citrus scale on my greenhouse lime and lemon trees. I have never been able to get rid these pests in the past. (Except by freezing, but the lemon tree died, too, so there you go.) I have been spraying every two weeks all summer and there are very few scales visible, and only on last year's wood. This will probably take some time and I may never get rid of them completely, but I can at least keep them at bay without poisoning myself and the pollinators.7. Fungus gnats in the greenhouse. The directions say to mix up a stronger dilution and drench the soil but I just sprayed the regular dilution heavily onto the soil and watered it in and the gnats were gone within a week (killed the new larvae). I had fungus gnats in the house but my honeydew plant is eating them up pretty well. I'll try the Azamax on the houseplants this winter when my little chomper is dormant.8. Last year I lost my entire crop of spinach and beets to leaf miners. I began spraying the beets this year when they got their second set of true leaves and every two weeks or so (I didn't grow spinach this year). There were no leaf miners all season until I missed a spray session and had a few tunnels on the newest leaves last week, but I got them back in the rotation again so no harm no foul.This stuff works great and the OMRI listing and 0-day withdrawal is awesome. I am using it preemptively on most of my vegetables so that the pests don't even get a foothold. It has to be on the part of the plant that the bug munches so make sure you get good coverage when you spray. A really good saturating spray - so it is dripping off - seems to work best for aphids and spider mites. Hopefully I have reduced the cabbage moth and aphid populations for next year. I may never use Bt or spinosad again.

I know it's pricey compared to other products, but it is very effective. I agree with other reviews that you want to use it on a 5-5-5 schedule. We had fungus gnats due to a bad bag of potting soil, which seems more and more common these days. I used everything organic - neem oil, hydrogen peroxide drench, and inorganic on my non-edible plants and nothing worked on the fungus gnats. This worked on first day of treatment and does not have the smell of neem oil. I also had scale on a money tree that it has been effective on treating. My plants are feeling much better and are happier. It was nice to be able to find something that I could treat my herb garden. Treating the scale is ongoing, but this product is very helpful in working as a spray and a drench.

This product works well for a few applications. But the mites seem to get used to it and then it's ineffective - at least, for me. That said, I now alternate a few applications of this, and then a few applications of a different product. Everything seems fine now.

The go to insecticide for hydroponic growing,,kills an extremely wide variety of pest and insects in your home garden.

need this at our grow, and for the value it doesn’t make sense to buy it anywhere else.

Well the azathrin smells great to the bugs lol yea right and if they decide to still have a taste it will be their last supper... must taste ok to some species because some still try it but end up on the ground decomposing into fert... or used as fishing bait like these tomatoe horn worms were. 36hrs worth of damage to the papaya tree in the pic. They haven't absourbed enough yet they were just planted about 1 yr ago...

This product is easy to use, and it works fabulously well. After one application in my tomato garden, all the pest were gone. I did not have an out of control infestation but was working in that direction. I would definitely recommend this product to anyone who has a garden that they want to keep spider mites, mealy worms, and grasshoppers out of, it works unbelievable fast! One application, following the manufactures direction very closely, and all the pests were gone!