Neem Oil ( Azadirachta Indica ) - Why and How to use Neem oil or Neem Spray!

Neem oil is extracted from the fruit and the kernel of the Neem Tree. It is an amazing insect repellent, fungicide, pesticide and is non toxic to pets and pollinators.
Step by step guide on how to use Neem oil! Introduce it in your garden.!
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[@berthastarks2863]

After experiencing powdery mildew on my plant last year, I used a commercial Neem oil blend to successfully solve the problem. This year, I had already planned to purchase "pure" Neem oil to mix myself and save money. I smiled when I saw the title of today's show. Thank you.

[@redsoilgardener]

Bertha I woke up one morning and was so feed up of the whiteflies and Mealybugs. And using Neem as a pesticide has actually helped alot. Its only that the problem doesnt disappear over night but after spraying every two weeks I have seen a difference. Thant when I thought should share this story.

[@muriellockhoff9560]

Thank you Alice for all your information and all your videos

[@redsoilgardener]

Thank you for your lovely comment it's very encouraging. Most of thank you for following my channel. Happy gardening!

[@shelleyrodanisky944]

Thank you so much! This topic was desperately needed! I was rather confused on the purpose and usage of this product! Love your channel!💕

[@redsoilgardener]

The beauty about Neem is its non toxic, organic and natural and does the job that all these synthetic pesticides do. In Europe and America they do have Neem Spray for Plants try it.

[@kategwynne4658]

This is interesting to me. I used Neem oil last year for an infestation of leaf miners. It did help. Thanks for your video.

[@redsoilgardener]

Thanks for sharing. I totally believe in neem oil. Its sustainable, organic and non toxic.

[@soniapena4170]

I love your videos and always look forward for your next one . I like the way you explain the videos.

[@redsoilgardener]

Thank you so much. I love sharing and as gardeners the more we share the more we help other gardeners, then gardening becomes fun. Thank you for following my channel.

[@HealingWithBethy]

I love your content. It is so good.

[@redsoilgardener]

Thank you Bethy, very encouraging. Thanks for following it means alot to me.

[@wandashrader4337]

Love Neem oil!!!!! I'm from the USA on the East Coast and I've been using it for two seasons and can't live without. We have aphids, spider mites , and Japanese Beetles. Neem oil has been super helpful.

[@redsoilgardener]

That's wonderful! Many people at first are very aprehensive but once you start you never look back. Thanks for sharing. Happy Gardening!

[@thatchicksavage3165]

Hello Mama! It's so great see your beautiful face and I could just listen to you all day!! Love your accent and as always.. very knowledgeable video, thank you and have a wonderful day!🤗💜

[@redsoilgardener]

Thank you for your lovely, uplifting comment, so encouraging. And most of all for following my channel.

[@thatchicksavage3165]

@@redsoilgardener You're very welcome! 🥰💕

[@user-og3xl5pu8w]

Thank you Ms Alice

[@redsoilgardener]

Thank you too.

[@user-og3xl5pu8w]

Very informative. Thank you.

[@redsoilgardener]

Am glad it was useful. thanks for the support.

[@stanleygladstone1210]

Great info thanks

[@redsoilgardener]

Thank you for your lovely comment and for following.

[@deearzola2209]

I have used neem oil on my indoor plants successfully. It's my understanding when using neem oil you shouldn't have the plants in the sun due to burning of leaves, is this true? Thank you for your content and time🥰

[@redsoilgardener]

Hi I find that it is always best to spray in the evening when sun is going down. In summer the sun can be quite intense so better to take precaution. thank you for sharing and for following my channel.

[@amandasshadow9605]

I was kind of upset because the lable of the Neem oil I got says to soak all parts of the pant, but I read on a Bee conservation site that if a pollinator collects pollen that has been sprayed with Neem, it can disrupt their Endocrine systems. I wish the lable had told me to only spray the leaves and not the blooms! I may have hurt some bees and butterflies and not even known it! The site also recommended that you not water plants with Neem treated water because the plant absorbs it into it's tissue and can affect the pollen that way too. I'm pretty sure just spraying the top of the soil is alright, just not "drenching" soil with it. I love your channel and have subscribed.

[@redsoilgardener]

Hi Amanda, so sorry to hear that. The best time to use neem oil spray is in the evening, usually this is the time that the pollinators have retreated. A light mist spray would usually dry out on the leaves in about an hour and that is why the evening is best. If the infestation is not servere andonly on a few plant, I wipe the infested area with a damp cloth soaked in the diluted neem solution or soapy water. Spraying the top soil is also a great idea because these mealy bugs, white flies and aphids do also lay their eggs in the soil. Another solution is using water mixed with insecticidal soap and mist spray in the evening, so as to not scorch the leaves. Again water hose, is effective. Spray the infected areas and especially the underside of the leaves. Hope all goes well.

[@amandasshadow9605]

@@redsoilgardener Thank you very much! I appreciate the information!