Safer SG5180 Safer Brand Garden Neem Oil – 24 oz

- 3-in-1 spray works as a fungicide, miticide, and insecticide - Kills all stages of insects ? eggs, larvae, and adults - Kills pests including spider mites, aphids, whiteflies, and more - Controls and prevents fungus including powdery mildew, black spot, and rust - For use on roses, flowers, houseplants, fruits, vegetables, ornamental trees, and shrubs - OMRI Listed for compliant use in organic gardening

From the manufacturer

Safer Brand Garden Neem Oil

Kills Insects & Mites

Controls & Prevents Fungus

Easy to Use

Safer Brand Garden Neem Oil is a 3-in-1 spray that takes the guesswork out of controlling plant problems in your garden. This ready-to-use spray uses neem oil extracts to control and prevent fungal diseases and kill eggs, larvae, and adult insects. It’s also OMRI Listed and compliant for use in organic gardening. Use it to protect roses, flowers, houseplants, fruits & vegetables, ornamental trees, and shrubs.

Safer Brand Garden Neem Oil helps your garden thrive by eliminating destructive insects and mites. This ready-to-use spray is formulated with a blend of clove oil and cottonseed oil to kill spider mites, aphids, whiteflies, beetles, caterpillars, and more on contact. It works on all stages of insects ? from eggs to adults ? so you can protect your plants from any threat.

In addition to insects and mites, Safer Brand Garden Neem Oil can be used to treat various fungal diseases including black spot, powdery mildew, downy mildew, anthracnose, rust leaf spot, botrytis, and more. These diseases can quickly spread and take over a plant, causing irreversible damage. Neem oil attacks these fungal diseases, ultimately stopping the spread of the fungus.

For your convenience, the ready-to-use spray bottle makes application a breeze. Apply Safer Brand Garden Neem Oil at the first sign of insects, mites, or disease, thoroughly covering all plant surfaces (including the bottom of the leaves) until the point of runoff. For best results, apply this product in morning or evening when temperatures are not as hot to minimize the potential for leaf burn.