Insect Disease&Mite 32oz

This stuff is working! I had no leaves on my tree and it's summer lol and I noticed at the end of the branches webbing from a spider or something and then what looked like white powder on some branches at the ends .. well I can see it's alive still so I figured I would give this stuff a shot and climbed up on a ladder and washed my entire tree with this until it was gone ! IT GETTING BETTER AND GREEN IS COMING IN !!

Works well on mites & aphids! Powerful jetstream from hose.

Update: I have been using this product for about a week and no results! This might be useful for mild cases but not moderate or severe! Also, it might be useful as a protection but not to clears severe case! I got this to help me save my plants. For me wasn’t easy to connected with water source so I choose to mix it with water then apply it to my plants. I been using this for 3 days . So far , no result and still I can see Mealybugs come back to my plants ! I understand it needs time to clear up all the bugs . However, please read the using instructions before your purchase it . Please make sure no pets around while you apply it . This is not safe for pets . Also, you need to be patient to see the results! I will update my review when I have further information!

I used this spray on my roses and shrubs, and it was easy to apply with the built-in hose attachment. The spray spread evenly and covered the plants well without dripping too much. I like that it combines insect control and disease prevention in one product, so I don’t have to switch between different bottles. After using it, I noticed fewer pests on the leaves, and the plants looked healthier overall. The rainproof feature is practical since I don’t have to reapply right away if it rains. The bottle is also a good size for treating a small to medium garden. It makes caring for plants less complicated and keeps things manageable.

Prevents the insects that can kill pines. My loblolly pines are doing great. No issues. I spray several times during the growing season in North Texas starting in March through September.