This spray is lovely. Im a huge plant lady and sometimes it can be overwhelming when worrying about the soil health and how to get rid of pests but this product really helped. It's easy to use, not harmful for you or your pets, while still getting rid of those pesky fungus nats that always seem to never go away. Great product, and doesnt take much. If I run out I will buy again

Looks like it works at first but it doesn't/didn't work for me at all. Damn little Nats or mites maybe. But I could spay them and they just walk or fly away like nothing happened

i grow quite a few veggies and herbs in my basement under lights, and one day noticed what looked like tiny webs on the growing tips of my pineapple sage. Although spider mites are too tiny to see very well, I know that the small webs are a symptom of them. Since my pineapple sage is used in cooking I needed to find a remedy the would get rid of the mites and still have the sage safe for cooking.

I found this spray that is totally natural and non-toxic and decided to buy it. In the interim, until I got the spray, I sprayed the plant with water twice a day. This helped to keep the mites in control until I got the spray. After I got the spray, I had to use it only twice, and a couple of week later there is no evidence of mites. The plant is recovering and now getting new growth.

One spraying will kill any mites on the plant, but it does not kill the eggs. To completely get rid of spider mites, you need to spray the plant every day for a week or so in order to kill baby mites as they hatch. If this is done religiously the mite problem should be eliminated. This method should also work for most fungal and insect problems, particularly on indoor plants where they won't be reinfected by nature. This spray is great as a preventative, but to eliminate an infestation you need to know the life cycle of the pest you are dealing with. This spray will kill the insects, but does not kill the eggs. For the specific spider mites I had on my pineapple sage, I had to spray the entire plant every 2 or 3 days for about 20 days. My pineapple sage is now spider mite free.

Since my pineapple sage is a very large plant, I had to buy the larger refill bottle and fill this spray bottle a few times to get rid of the mites. I also added a little mild dish soap to this spray for good measure as dish soap will also kill most insect pests.

The spray is about the thickness of water and leaves no residue on the plants at all. When using it, it does not at all smell like bug spray - it actually smells good. This spray saved my pineapple sage and prevented the mites from spreading to any of my other plants. At least for spider mites, I would highly recommend this spray.

UPDATE 11/02/20:
I have reduced my star rating for this product as I have found it does not totally eliminate spider mites. Although I have consistently sprayed my pineapple sage plant thoroughly twice a week for 2 months, the spider mites keep coming back. This spray may help control spider mites, but it doesn't seem to eliminate them.

I hope this review was helpful for you.

Not sure what fixed the problem. I had to treat my plant several times over 2 weeks using watering with rubbing leaves, diluted peroxide, diluted Castillo soap and this. Treated plant every 2 or 3 days. They finally disappeared. Plant looks bad but not dead. First time I've ever been able to save a plant from these spider mites. Took more than one treatment with this product. There is one nursery in town and every time i bring home a plant, these spider mites present a few days later. Next time ill pre treat.

This product was recommended by a dear friend. I have a few plants that I put outside during the summer and bring in during the fall and winter months. Now I just clean my plants up, spray them down and bring them in. This helps get rid of any bugs in/on the plant. Let it dry out, water it and place it in a special area for the sun.