Natural Guard Spinosad Soap

My cousin told me about this spray and I decided to try it. It's the best thing for my vegetable plants! They're very healthy and fruitful.

This spinosad soap is a total lifesaver. I had no idea how to deal with my fiddle leaf fig which grew new leaves, but the new leaves would surreptitiously fall off after they reached about 1 inch in length. And they were covered in red spots which I thought was edema but WASN'T. Then I read from FB groups that it was spider mites but I had never ever seen any signs of mites on my plant. Anyhoo I bought this spray and sprayed liberally on to the buds for a few days and like magic, the new leaves came out clear and now my flf is twice as large as my original. The downside is that the part of the plant before I discovered the soap never recovered and there are a few bare inches of stem on my plant. The spray is drip free, great value and works well for spider mites. highly recommend!

As long as you don’t have a massive garden to treat, the size of this bottle is enough. It’s effective for getting rid of most nuisance, when it comes to all the little insects that like to eat your plants, etc… Easy to use, and overall good value for money.

I had an infestation of cactus beetles on my precious cactus. I sprayed the cactus with this product one time and they disappeared. I don’t know if they died or just left. It doesn’t matter. it has been several days and I check their every day. No beetles. Wonderful stuff. I won’t be without it again.

Based on the recommendations from friends and the reviews on this site, I bought this to help treat my Meyer lemon trees which I just purchased. They're currently small enough to fit into pots that are in my house, but I plan to put them outside for the summer & then take them in again next winter. I'll come back to evaluate this after the season. I have one complaint, and that is that while the shipping/packing was great, including the fact that the bottle was safely sealed in plastic, the bottle did leak a little in shipping so that it was wet. I don't think it's a huge concern, but it could be resolved with better packaging that didn't allow the bottle to be squeezed or compressed during shipping.

I initially purchased it to protect my lillies from scarlet Lilly beetles, but it’s been an excellent solution against many other pests like Japanese beetles and (accidentally) slugs, which I prefer to deter with egg shells, but hey, it worked… I’ve used it in New Jersey for 3 years and now in my 4th year in New Hampshire- excellent product, make sure to reapply after rains.

Well, I'd like to be able to describe how it works, but the spray nozzle leaks all over my hand while trying to use the product. Asked how to keep the nozzle from leaking, and the seller response was cut and paste from all the directions for use. I can read the directions. The question was about the tab under the nozzle. The directions say to push back on the tab to unlock and turn the spray nozzle. Well, that just lets the liquid pour out of the sprayer head. The product picture doesn't show a tab on the nozzle. So, going to pour the product into a sprayer that does work and throw this leaking sprayer away.

Product did great killing the aphids that had invaded my Dracena plant.

This came in a spray bottle read the instructions carefully sprayed on my crop of veg it did get rid of pests but left my crop leaves burnt it was done in the evening so no sun on it think next time I use it I will spray lightly and not drench the plants it was quite dear although it is organic i will persevere with it.