Bonide Insecticidal Soap, 32 oz Ready-to-Use Spray Multi-Purpose Insect Control for Organic Gardening Indoor and Outdoor

Works really well without being too harsh on plants. I’ve used it on my bonsai and other plants, and it gets rid of pests quickly while keeping everything healthy. It’s easy to apply and doesn’t leave any strong odor. I like that it feels like a safer option compared to stronger chemicals. Definitely a great product to have for plant care!

I brought plants (lemon tree, gardenia, etc.) indoor for winter and spider mites started to appear after a couple months. I did some research and all the articles told me to treat the plant with insecticidal soap for many cycles. Bonide was effective enough to eliminate all spider mites after 2 treatments (1 week apart) in January. Now it is April and the spider mites did not re-appear. Also the plants are not harmed at all.

I use this on all my new plants! I spray the entire plant, leave on for 5-10 minutes then rinse off. Keep my new plant in quarantine for a week to ensure no pests then move it to my plant sanctuary 🌱 I have used it on infestations too. I quarantine the affected plant & treat it every 3-4 days for approx 10 days then treat once every two weeks until I see no bugs. I have saved multiple beloved plants this way! I always keep a bottle just in case.

Used this in conjuction with alcohol 70% to get rid of mealy bugs on my plants. So far its helped a lot more than just with the alcohol alone. I've been battleling these mealy bugs for months. They are persistent little buggers. I also sprinkled some insecticide on the soil that should help keep them at bay for a few weeks as well. They might have won the battle but we will see who wins the war. Spray works well, durable and very easy to use, no strong odor, good value for your money.

There is no other product that works as effectively as this one! Cost is great, bottle last a longtime, works for a wide range of pest for both indoor and outdoor plants. I don’t mind the ingredients, it does have a more alcohol smell but it quickly goes away once it dries. Good value for the money for sure! This is what I rely on for my plant collection!

Great for whiteflies, but it warded of my pollinators as well. I need the pollinators for my tomatoes, serranos, and poblanos... this was supposed to just be used for my fingerlings, which for some reason whiteflies absolutely desire like crack. With one spray, they good dudes left along with the bad. 😔 We'll see tomorrow morning. The whiteflies left one of my (usually successful) potatoes absolutely destitute... was just trying to recover it. So, I don't know yet... we'll see if we have some regrowth... 1st pic deviated by whitefly, 2nd my crop earlier all this year. I live in the wildfire zone devastated in the canyon region early this year... the neem (2tsp to 1tsp dish liquid to 1qt H2O) seemed to be working. I hate to lose these potatoes, but living is learning. I will post an update on which works better, this product or the old fashioned neem...😏

I was beginning to get an aphid infestations on my beans, so I bought this and sprayed it, and next day i could tell they were all dead. So far no aphids back, so the product has worked great! Definitely a keeper that I will reach for first next time I have a bug problems on edibles.

great for whiteflies. The bottle sprayer isnt great though. It gets everywhere