Azamax 4 Ounce

I've been dealing with fungal gnats forever. Using this in the soil has killed them. You can see bugs in the soil come out of the water dead and kinda clear! Working well and I trust it more than my own mix of neem oil because you have to use so much more neem oil and mix it with soap. It's pricey but worth it at least for indoor plants.

Basically a concentrated extract of the primary active substance found in Neem. Works great as both a foliar spray and a root drench. Only thing that works every time for me against fungus gnats. Also great against spider mites and pretty much everything else. Be warned though, this stuff is indiscriminate and will hurt beneficial bugs as well as the pests. I generally try to use it only inside or as a last resort on badly infested outdoor plants. You only have to see a clear earth worm once to feel bad enough to be careful where you apply it.

My mealy bug infestation is finally history. This is a great product for houseplants.

Here are my observations from using this product for my indoor chili plants which suddenly got a bad infestation of thrips.1. Will make your plants shed their leaves if you apply this product in the upper limit of the recommended concentrations and / or in daylight / grow light.2. Works well as a soil drench more than it works when directly applied to leaves. It takes 2-3 days to show results and I think it works better when infused slowly into the soil medium along with application to the leaves.

May have been a slightly remiss tent farmer of. 420 and not really have paid much attention to the worsening of my plant. My eyes also kind of suck, in my defense. By the time I noticed it, I had about 2 weeks left on flower and most of the buds were covered in spider mite webs. Digital microscope revealed the minute, almost trichome-sized anthropods crawling, in numbers, in every direction that I pointed. Like, whoa. Gave them a nice rinse with the shower head, let dry then applied this product all over with an atomizing pump sprayer (important). Even worse, I had to leave for a week. When I came back, the scope revealed not a single spider mite to be found, anywhere. An entire population, dissappeared, as if into thin air. Going to give the buds a standard rinse after harvest. I'll make sure to update if the buds are somehow delitiriously altered, but they smell great. Otherwise, take the above as my verified experience and try this product.As a small appendix item, I tried spraying with 3 percent hydrogen peroxide and I must say, it did nothing to stop the ravenous hordes.