BioAdvanced Organics Brand Houseplant Insect Killer, Ready-to-Use, 24 oz

I brought some outdoor plants to my sunroom and I noticed some tiny black bugs flying everywhere ugh. I ordered this and the bottle was cracked and leaking, I contacted Amazon and they immediately responded and replaced for a new bottle. This product is amazing. I sprayed all my indoor plants and no more tiny annoying bugs flying. I do recommend 💯

I had mealy bugs on my dressena cane plant and I only used two treatments and not only did it get rid of the mealy bugs it made the leaves so shiny and beautiful green it's been over a month and have not seen any bugs return so I sprayed some of my other plants and they're doing fine too! They did not have mealybugs but use it as a precautionary definitely recommend

Worked on well for my indoor plants that got infected with mites. The plants themselves were not harmed, which is good but this product didn't work to instantly kill the bugs - took about 3-4 days. There's not much of a smell/odor either which is nice.

Doesn't kill the tiny bugs in the soil around my plants.

I have several houseplants of various types (pothos, parlor palm, zz plant, rhododendron, monstera, etc) and my plants came under attack by thrips and some sort of mite and after a few attempts with hydrogen peroxide and dish soap that had no affect at all, I found this product. It worked instantly! Just one thorough spray on all my plants (top & bottom of leaves as well as soil) and they're gone. Unbelievable! I've continued using every other week just in case anything hatched or anything new comes along but haven't seen any signs of pests or disease. My plants all look great again and are thriving. I don't notice any strong smell which is great and I think it actually makes my plant leaves look nice and bright and clean as a bonus. I bought a bottle of Neem oil as back up and haven't had the need to use it. The only negative is that I have to move my plants elsewhere so I can spray them down and let them drip off and dry, but you have to do that with most anything else anyway.