Earth's Ally 3-in-1 Plant Spray 8 Oz Concentrate for Pests and Disease - Organic Insecticide, Fungicide, Miticide - OMRI Listed for Indoor Houseplants and Outdoor Garden - Safe for Bees, Kids, Pets

Stopped powdery mildew on cucumber and pumpkin plants immediatelyc and black spot on tomatoes. I tried all the internet recipes to control powdery mildew and none of them did a thing. I had gotten used to losing all my vegetable plants as soon as August came around here in Connecticut. It’s not always a huge loss because I get a lot of harvest many years before August, but this year is a slow year. I just started getting tomatoes, cukes and squash late. Soon as August came again this year, powdery mildew showed up as always and started taking over and I probably wouldn’t get anything at all out of the garden. In desperation to try something different, I bought this and tried it. The stuff is amazing. I’ll report back again later. It’s expensive, but it will save your home-grown veggie plants.

This worked well on leaf miner issues in our cucumbers. By that I mean, I removed the affected leaves, sprayed, and this is keeping the plant healthy, vibrant and green. There is an occasional affected leaf as to be expected, but no longer an infestation compromising the vigor and fruiting of the vines. The plant is climbing and fruiting well again. Just bought the concentrate you mix with water. I've applied to fruit trees and pepper plants. It hasn't hurt anything, and everything seems to be recovering. I got the concentrate rather than this premade spray bottle format because with a concentrate diluted into a pump sprayer, I can spray underneath the leaves - upside down so to speak. With the spray bottle, you can only do that while the bottle is relatively full. Once I used up a good amount, maybe half or more, I kept losing the ability to spray and would have to hold it right side up to prime it and then spray whatever is in the pick up tube. That's true with spray bottles in general, but to be thorough I spray the undersides. But the bottle is well made and the spray works.

Purchased this spray to treat mealy bug infestation on my Ring of Fire Philodendron. After a couple months of using this spray every week or so, the plant is back to growing normally shaped leaves again. I also sprayed my houseplants before bringing them inside at the end of summer. I found it very easy to use. There is initially a strong fragrance but it dissipates after a few hours. I am also happy with how much treatments I have gotten from this sized container.

I’m on my second bottle of this. Does not work. Update: the company was kind enough to refund my money. At the very least I’m happy my money went to a company with integrity.

I recently purchased the Earth's Ally 3-in-1 Plant Spray to tackle a mealybug infestation on my plants. While I had high hopes for this product, I must admit that it didn't fully meet my expectations, which is why I am giving it a three-star rating. Firstly, I appreciate that this spray is advertised as a 3-in-1 solution, claiming to control pests, fungal diseases, and mites. However, in my experience, it did not effectively eradicate the mealybugs on my plants. I followed the instructions diligently, applying the spray directly to the affected areas, but the mealybugs persisted. I had to resort to other methods to finally get rid of them. Additionally, the scent of the spray was quite strong and lingered for a while after application. I found this to be a bit overpowering, especially when using it indoors. It would have been more pleasant if the scent was milder or more neutral. On a positive note, I did appreciate that this product is labeled as organic and safe for use on edible plants. It is reassuring to know that I am not introducing harmful chemicals to my garden. I also found the spray bottle itself to be easy to use and the nozzle provided a fine mist, ensuring good coverage on the plants. In conclusion, while the Earth's Ally 3-in-1 Plant Spray has some redeeming qualities such as being organic and easy to use, it fell short in effectively removing mealybugs from my plants. The strong scent was also a drawback for me. I may consider trying other products in the future to address pest issues, but I was somewhat disappointed with the results of this particular spray.

Bought this primarily for my small coffee trees. It seems to work quite well to get rid of blight.

This product is amazing. Clove is an amazing insecticide as well as rosemary and thyme. Together bugs don't stand a chance. Clove is equally effective against fungi. I always add cinnamon tea I make myself steep overnight and I'll spray and water plants with 3 in 1 earths ally and a couple days later spray and water with my cinnamon water. Sometimes it takes 3 applications for the earths ally to show it's working and each application I wait 5 to 7 days before applying again. So takes a few weeks but effective Neem products. I've tried all of them and the concentrate so I could dilute myself. It damaged every single one of the plants I put it on every single time I tried it. I have used it diluting according to instructions and then diluting it way way way more than that because it murdered my plants. Even with super diluted it killed my spider plants burned my ivy and prayer plants my succulents all had brown tips after and the smell is unbearable. It's a fantastic antifungal and insecticide just not for my indoor plants. Any mold issues in your home or insects finding a way in and you got yourself the perfect product to take care of it. Many many people pretty much only recommend neem or copper products so I am unsure why SOOOO many recommend neem oil. I followed all instructions. Recently used on my string of dolphins which suddenly out of nowhere was smothered by some kind of insect that was killing it. I only had the neem and didn't want them to spread to other plants so I used it lightly before I went to bed. Woke in morning and my dolphins were shriveled and/or wilted and completely black. So angry cause I loved that plant.