Neem Oil

Be aware that concentrated pure neem oil at room temperature is thicks, yellowish, and clumps up. Good quality pure neem oil also smells moldy and rancid like it's gone bad--that is how you know you it's the good strong strong stuff. If it arrives in semi-solid or solid form in cold weather, and smells like a compost heap it's ready to go and will disinfect your cuts, moisturize your hair, drive off bed bugs, and kill off gnats/mealy worms/plant pests. So, don't throw it away! I have never seem neem oil go bad--only lose its effectiveness. For example, it doesn't keep away aphids and mealy bugs from vegetable gardens or the cut on your finger doesn't heal when you apply it with some coconut oil. That said, Greenvive is the most potent neem oil I have every used. I pretty much use it for everything! Even cleaning wax earplugs to make them last a little longer!

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This is a large amount of oil for the money. The major issue I had was with the smell. Now I see why people are buying the neem leaves instead. I massaged the oil into my hair and scalp. I loved the way it made my hair and scalp feel. However, after shampooing and conditioning my hair, the smell ways still there! I know now why it repels mosquitos. GL

First, this is extremely high-grade organic cold-pressed neem oil. I have used it for a long, long time and gone through many vendors/brands. People complaining about it solidifying don't know anything about neem. That is normal in indoor/cooler temperatures. This is actually a sign you're getting the real deal, and the smell, while not great, is far more repulsive to ticks, mosquitos, and a host of other unwanted "guests" for you and your pet. My dog just got Lymes from a tick in our back yard in Wisconsin. If he had been covered in a neem solution, the tick would have likely never attached to him, I've seen 50+ ticks jumping off him in the forest while covered in neem solution as if their lives depended on it. He's also on top of the line flea and tick meds, they are getting worse, you may have seen or read about them getting worse in the news - they are really, really bad and working their way west. I request people stop writing bad reviews over a perfect product because they are uneducated; it just makes you look stupid and hurts the sales and reputation of a good product. Warm the neem, watch YouTube videos on how to make a proper neem/soap solution, and use the right soap, I recommend Dr. Bronners liquid soap, but REGULAR Dawn dish soap without additives will work well also. The purpose of the soap in the mixture is to make it possible to spray. The soap and oil can also kill many pests on contact by absorbing through their bodies and killing them from the inside out. Neem is great for beauty, but if you don't like the smell, don't leave a bad review over it - it's supposed to smell like that! This is like getting mad at a wet dog after throwing him in a pool for smelling like a wet dog. If you put neem on yourself, don't expect to smell lovely. If that is an issue for you, you clearly don't understand the metaphor behind "Beauty is pain."

I have several beloved houseplants I've had for years. The soil became infested resulting in lots of gnats. I think the potting soil I used for transplanting was the culprit. After the first three treatments with Neem, there was a noticeable improvement. I am adding the Neem when I water and also spraying the leaves once a week. By the way, the Neem is very solid in the bottle. All you have to do is put the bottle of Neem in some warm water for a few minutes. It thins and can be poured out easily. It does have an odor, but it isn't horrible. I think it smells sort of like garlic. Also, I poke one of those little yellow sticky bug catchers in each pot. This helps to indicate if the gnats are decreasing in number. Bottom line, I do think the Neem is working.

Definitely not cold press. My guess is they stuffed the neem branches in a car engine to extract crude about that consistency. Threw away 2/3 due to unusable viscosity

love this product. good price

Ive used the greenive neem oil for a few years now, its been high quality and works great. Now in 2022 the packaging has slightly changed as well as the neem oil itself. This batch, or newly sourced neem smells burnt and unlike any neem oil I've come across. Its also not solidifying under 70 degrees as it should. I fear something has been added or it is no longer cold pressed. Im no longer buying this product.

to control grubs and harmful insects on your lawn, mix as you need for strength and spray on lawn

Amazing potent !!!