Neem Oil Spray for Gardening - Ready-to-Use - Pest Control & Disease Control - Use for Houseplants and Home Gardens - 1 gal Bottle

This is perfect for spraying Neem Oil because it must also be spayed on the bottom of the leaves, and with most spray bottles this means tilting the bottle or turning it upside down, and then you end up spraying air. Very annoying and time-consuming (not to mention sore/cramped hands). With this sprayer the bottle stays upright and you just use the nozzle to spray under the leaves, and it's much easier to handle and maneuver than a bottle. Glad I found this. Update: Well, I bought another bottle, and this one has a very short hose on the sprayer, which negates the positives I pointed out above, for the most part. The hose is so short you have to hold the bottle up and maneuver the heavy thing around the leaves (although there is still the benefit of being able to keep the bottle upright). I don't know if this was a production error, but it looks like the sprayers in the photos now have short hoses too. The sprayers in the ad drawings are still the longer coiled hoses. Fortunately I still had my original bottle with the sprayer, so I'm using the sprayer that came with that one, but if new purchases all have the short hose, disregard my earlier positive comments! (I attached a picture of the long hose sprayer.) Comment: The review by "Mojo" on Feb.18 complains about the sprayer, but their photo shows that it is being used incorrectly. The sprayer hose is supposed to be connected to a hole in the cap, while the picture shows that the cap is removed and the sprayer hose was just inserted into the bottle.

I bought the Natria Neem Oil Spray specifically to tackle stubborn weeds, and let me tell you—it works wonders! I've tried countless products, but this one has really impressed me. With just a few sprays, I noticed those tough weeds starting to wilt and die off within a day or two. The ready-to-use 1-gallon size is super convenient, covering a large area without needing constant refills, and it saves so much time in my yard maintenance routine. Not only does this spray handle weeds like a pro, but it’s also gentle on the rest of my garden since it’s organic. I feel confident using it around my flowers and vegetables, knowing it won’t harm them. I’m so happy with the results that I just purchased my second gallon to keep those unwanted weeds under control as they pop up. If you're looking for a powerful, organic solution to handle weeds and keep your garden healthy, I highly recommend this neem oil spray. It’s earned its spot as a staple in my gardening toolkit!

Works as stated. Gets rid of fungus on trees. Used it to save a half dead japanese maple tree. Wish I had used it sooner. Sprayer could be a bit more powerful.

Used on orange tree and flowering plants

I bought this for fungus gnat control. I have ~15 houseplants I kept running out of neem oil in regular sized spray bottles. I haven't even made a dent in this thing after 3 applications to every single plant. I think this works better and faster than the chemical stuff, to my surprise. The pump is very powerful. I haven't had any issues with leakage. Container is huge but will still fit under a standard kitchen sink. Good value for the quantity, especially if using on potted plants. The neem oil itself isn't as thick as I thought it would be and sprays very evenly.

"Missing parts: The sprayer attachment is missing from the order."

Don’t buy this. Weighs over 5lbs. Product is clotted and gets everywhere even after shaking. Spray hose doesn’t extend or reach bottom. Spray is sputtering and uneven. Really really a mess.

Had a major infestation of aphids on my 1 yr old tango mandarine tree. First time: Pulled off all infected and sprayed leaves once every 7-14 days, picked up dead leaves around trunk. Did not work. Aphids came back. Second time: Read internet articles and need to spray every 4 days for several weeks to kill all the hatchlings. the fluid makes adults infertile but the eggs still hatch and are unaffected. So need to spray every 3-4 days until all aphids hatch and disappear. It really works great on that schedule. I did remove all leaves with major egg clusters first. The neem oil did not affect my tree, but some others have said it seemed to kill their plant, not sure why. I love this stuff and plan to get another bottle. Be sure to shake well before use. Do not spray fruit.