Below is the procedure of using neem oil on plants to protect them from pests or insects.
Step 1
One tablespoon neem oil is generally recommended per gallon. Hence, one can use a little less than a teaspoon into a spray bottle which can generally hold around 32 ounces of water.
Step 2
Since oil and water do not mix well, one would need an emulsifier to help disperse the neem oil within water.
Step 3
Now cover both the sides of the leaf with the solution spray completely. Make sure that you keep mixing the solution frequently as you spray.
For more information about neem and its benefits, visit the site: www.neem-products.com
3 comments:
Neem laves are too sour but the benefits are awesome. Bugs and insects just hate its odor and keep away from neem leaves.
this is so great! Wow, I love this kind of blogs and I am trying to get closer to the world of holism and ayurveda!!!
Neem oil is what I need in order to eradicate all those annoying insects, I hope it working as a perfect pesticide because the bugs are eating my garden's plants.