Neem Oil for Plants

• ?️ Triple Action Formula: Combines three powerful oils: Neem (stops feeding), Pongamia (kills mites), and Lemongrass (repels pests).
• ? Pleasant Citrus Scent: Unlike traditional neem oil which smells like rotten garlic, this formulation uses Lemongrass to create a fresh, citrusy aroma suitable for indoor use.
• ? 100% Water Soluble: Pre-emulsified technology means it mixes instantly with water. No need to add soap, heat it, or shake violently. It won't clog your sprayer.
• ? Zero Harvest Wait (0 PHI): Completely safe for edible crops. You can spray your spinach or tomatoes and harvest them the very next day (just wash and eat).
• ?️ Kills Mites Too: Most insecticides don't kill spider mites. The Pongamia oil in this mix effectively suffocates mites, which are common in dry urban environments.

Doctor Neem+ attacks pests from three different angles, making it difficult for them to survive:

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1. Stops Growth (Neem): The Azadirachtin mimics insect hormones. When a larva eats it, it forgets to molt (shed skin) and dies before becoming an adult.
2. Suffocates Mites (Pongamia): The Pongamia oil creates a coating over soft-bodied pests and mites, blocking their breathing pores and causing them to dry out.
3. Repels & Confuses (Lemongrass): The strong citrus scent masks the smell of your plants, confusing flying pests like Whiteflies so they cannot find a place to lay eggs.

This multi-layered approach acts as an "immunization" for your garden, preventing infestations before they start.

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The Golden Rule: Consistency is key. Organic pest control works best as a preventative measure. Spray weekly.

*PHI = Pre-Harvest Interval: You can harvest and eat your vegetables immediately after washing.

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• Timing (CRITICAL): Always spray in the late evening or early morning. Sunlight (UV rays) destroys the active ingredients quickly, and spraying oils in hot sun can burn the leaves.
• Mixing: Add 5ml to 1 liter of water. Shake well. The solution should turn milky white immediately. No extra soap is needed.
• Coverage: Pests like aphids and mites hide under the leaves. Ensure you spray the undersides of the foliage thoroughly until it drips.
• Flowering Stage: Avoid spraying directly on open flowers to protect bees and prevent petal discoloration. Spray only the leaves and stems.

This product is an organic input and is generally safe. However, avoid contact with eyes. Do not drink the concentrate. Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to maintain efficacy.