Description

When to use Neem Oil?

It could be used as a preventative method or pest control, depending upon the situation. One important point to remember is to use it during the morning or evening hours and avoid the middle of the day, as the combination of neem oil and direct sunlight can burn the plants.

How to use it?
Mix 3-5ml of the oil in one litre of warm water and properly spray the mixture on the leaves, while making sure every leave is completely wet. Use it once per week to ensure maximum protection.

How does it help?
Neem oil provides complete protection against insects as it repels insects at all stages of development – Adult, Larvae, and Egg
When you spray this on plant leaves, it forms a thin uniform coating of neem oil. The neem oil coating prevents Mycelial Penetration, hence providing protection from many fungal diseases and tackling the causes of many plant diseases. Photosynthesis, transpiration, and other plant functions happen normally.

What sort of diseases does it help?
Neem Oil can be used to treat several garden ailments by repelling many harmful insects and mites, including Aphids, Whiteflies, Mealybugs, Cabbage Worms, etc. Neem Oil is also effective in preventing fungal diseases such as black spots, rust, and mildew.

When to use White Line Reducer?

Spray at first incidence of whitelines & subsequent 2-3 follow-up sprays are needed in 5-7 days time interval.
How to use it? Mix 3-5ml of oil in one litre of water and properly spray the solution on the leaves, while making sure every leaf is completely wet.

How does it help?
Unlike insecticidal sprays and other pest repellants, White Line Reducer solutions penetrate the leaf and stop the leaf miners(white line causing pest) from munching on your plant’s leaves.

What sort of diseases does it help?
A white line reducer is used to manage leaf miner pest attacks which are insect larvae that eat leave-tissue from inside, leaving a white trail. Miner pests can potentially damage a plant’s capacity to produce fruit and vegetables. It is a very common problem for tomato & gourd plants.