Bonide Captain Jack's Neem Max, 16 oz Ready-to-Spray Cold Pressed Neem Oil, Multi-Purpose Insecticide, Fungicide, Miticide and Nematicide for Organic Gardening

My only issue was the nozzle did not have the harder spray option - only the fan option. I needed to reach high into the tree so I had to use a ladder.

I have been using neem to control pests around my home for a while and this brand is one of the best. Four stars for a number of nitpicky reasons. First, it's spray bottle size and suggests hose attachment for application. This isn't specific to this one brand. A lot of brands sell products of this size that you attach to a hose. You will go through it in a day if you use this method. Also, it doesn't seem to do as well against fleas as previous bottles of this product have which leads me to wonder if there has been a change in formula. Regardless, it works really well on all our other garden pests.

So many different caterpillars on my container flowers and vegetables, as well as aphids on my hibiscus hedge. I like the convenience of just hooking this up to my hose and spraying, instead of mixing it up and putting it in a spray bottle. It works great.

We got this for a hedge that has downy mildew that has been very stubborn. Our past efforts have been with one brand of neem oil that requires dilution and repeated shaking and pumping in a sprayer. The mildew seems to go away for a few months and then return just before it was time for a repeat treatment.So we decided to try this ready to spray version by a different brand. The sprayer bottle is well made, and hose attachment and spraying went smoothly. One thing we wonder about is whether the water pressure coming out of the hose affects the dilution, and if so, affects how much one bottle covers. Ours is a standard 65 psi at the faucet, but we have an expandable hose which shrinks when water is flowing through it. The shrinking may increase the water pressure initially, which then reduces once it stabilized against the flow rate coming out of the bottle.We look forward to seeing if this brand (and spray bottle) does better than our previous neem oil.

Terrible product and the company doea not stans behind product. Attempted to spray the trees, product would not dispense. Opened bottle and it was all gummed up with glibs and sand like material. It was unusable. I threw it away. Called company for assistance ans they gave me none. Can't return it to Amazon for refund as the chemical was oozing out of bottle. I am out 24.00.

excellent price quick delivery best thing you can do for your trees

This is a multi-purpose Neem for organic gardening for controlling pests and diseases:* 4-in-1 insecticide, fungicide, miticide and nematicide.* Kills eggs, larvae and adult insects to provide complete control and effective against aphids, mites, beetles, caterpillars and more.* Easy-to-use spray that can be attached to a garden hose.* Seems a bit pricey at $28.99.* Is not safe for cats so will only be used outside of the home, though if you must use it with indoor cats, best to dilute and use with caution.* Too soon as yet to see how effective this is.

Last year, we put in a Texas persimmon tree, after the first one we planted failed. This time, the tree was going strong for months, but then it got black spots on its leaves, lost a lot of leaves, and we started to worry. We did some research, and it seems that neem oil is one option for treating potential fungus and other plant ailments. Thought we might as well try. This is easy to use, as it hooks up to the garden hose, so we can spray the whole tree easily. Never worried about hurting the tree, since this is all natural, and it didn't. We applied it a few times over a few weeks, and noticed the tree looking better. The spotted leaves fell off, and new green ones grew in their place. So far, so good.