Garden Safe Brand Insecticidal Soap Insect Killer, 32 Fluid Ounces, For Organic Gardening, Kills Bugs Through Contact

This is a must need for plants. Especially if you bring them inside in the fall. Works great on my 12 year old plant. Easy to apply. No smell.

I use this product on my indoor plans to keep down the growth of gnats or lipids. It has worked very well for me. The spray bottle makes it easy to spray onto the plant or soil top. The nozzle can moved to the off position for storage. This Garden Safe Insecticidal soap is very reasonable priced. I have not noticed any smell after my plants have been sprayed.

This has been a life saver. I have close to 80 plants in my house and somehow this year they developed fungal gnats and mealy bugs. I had awful time getting the mealy bugs off my string of pearls, after I cleaned the individual pearls with alcohol swabs I applied the insecticidal soap and one week later they have not returned. My larger plants had the gnats and I’ve tried everything to stop them. I’m treating the soil but the gnats are still flying all over my plants. Once one plant gets them they all get them. After spraying them down I’ve seen a significant improvement. I will be doing another application this weekend to keep on top of things. Wonderful product and a staple to keep in my planting cabinet.

This worked great for the few mealybugs that were on my succulents, without disturbing the farina, which I am happy about! It worked less great for the mealys on my cat palm. They were not impressed.

This is a save, eco friendly way to get rid of insects that were devouring my flowers.

Have purchased this several times, works well but as stated it is a contact killer not a preventative

Runs out very fast if you have a few plants to tackle and cover top and bottom of leaves and some stems. I have spider mites in my outdoor vegetable garden and it’s been so hard to deal with. I do think this stuff works better than neem oil for that issue. I’ve seen it work on a few plants. I’ve been trying neem oil for spider mites and powdery mildew and I’ve had limited success. I think this soap got rid of some mites. Ultimately though, if you have those, the best bet is to spray the plant with water and dislodge them all. My marigolds were being taken over, but once I blasted them with the hose all over, they’ve been going good and finally getting tons more flowers. I still bought more of this product, you can’t always spray water, especially on things too delicate.

I use this stuff on my large collection of house plants. I started using it for an infestation of mealy bugs and now use it as a preventative.