NIM oil spray for plants

good for humans but bad for insects

In this article, we will tell you how to get rid of parasites on plants with natural and kind methods.

We produce an organic plant pest control and Our Neem Oil Spray is used as a bio pesticide.It is used to control over 400 species of insects, including scale insects, spider mites, false scale insects, cabbage worms, moth larvae and whiteflies.What is very important, unlike other pesticides, our Neem oil spray is safe and most importantly beneficial for people's health.

Our remedy is completely organic and safe, and most importantly, it is useful for humans and works well against ticks - if you or your plants are attacked by parasites, this remedy will save both you and your plants. By killing parasites, this remedy helps to strengthen the power of plants.has a good effect on the leaves, and gives them a green color, stimulatingchlorophyll production

This natural pesticide deprives insects of the opportunity to reproduce, kills larvae and matured individuals. It contains adhesives that allow you to firmly adhere to the treated area.

Action Azadirachtin (Azadirachtin) - the active ingredient in Neem oil disrupts the life cycle of insects, preventing the development of larvae to the adult stage. Some data from scientists confirm that Neem oil is a powerful pesticide.

In addition to azadirachtin, the oil contains solanine, a chemical substance that is a strong NATURAL pesticide. It is far more effective than the well-known synthetically created diethyltoluamide found in most artificial pesticides on the market.

Application: All plants in the garden are sprayed at night with a spray several times for 2-3 weeks, every 3-7 days. After spraying, insects and pests will not sit on plants and eat them. Without fail, spraying the underside of the leaves and the surface of the soil, where many pests lay their eggs. Don't forget to remove fallen dead leaves, as they can also become a haven for insects and their larvae.

If you don't even see insects on your plants, you can start spraying for prevention. Yes, and it is best, of course, to nip pests in the bud, that is, to destroy insects at the stage of development than when they multiply and severely infect plants.

Spray Neem and constant pest control will bring a long-awaited deliverance from them.