Compact garden
250 ml
Potted plants, windowsills and a small balcony garden.
Request this packNeem-derived botanical pest care for vegetables, herbs, flowers, fruit plants and ornamentals. No measuring or mixing: shake, spray and cover the places where labelled pests gather.
This page describes the ready-to-use retail spray. Follow the supplied pack label for approved plants, pests and repeat interval.

Select the volume that suits your plant collection and expected frequency of use. Actual coverage depends on plant size and foliage density.
Compact garden
Potted plants, windowsills and a small balcony garden.
Request this packEveryday garden
Herbs, vegetables and mixed plants across a balcony or terrace.
Request this packLarger garden
Multiple beds, fruit plants and repeated home-garden foliage care.
Request this packEarly, accurate spraying helps reduce continued feeding and fresh plant damage. The useful target is the active colony—not an automatic spray over every plant in the garden.
Pest coverage varies by formulation and market. Treat only pests listed on the label supplied with your pack.
Less fresh feeding damage
Fewer visible young pests
Cleaner new leaves
Reduced new curling or stippling
Use on plant groups named by the supplied label, concentrating on affected foliage and fresh growth where pests are active.
Kitchen-garden foliage, herbs and edible plants named on the pack label.
Garden flowers, foliage plants and ornamentals listed for use on the label.
Home-grown fruit plants covered by the supplied crop directions.
Container plants and mixed home-garden collections where targeted coverage is practical.
Ready-to-use means the formulation is already prepared. Good results still depend on correct timing and reaching the places where pests live.
Use during cooler, calm hours on plants that are not wilted, drought-stressed or newly transplanted.
Inspect new shoots, stems, buds and both sides of the leaves. Treat the pest named on the supplied product label.
Shake thoroughly before every application so the ready-to-use formulation is evenly distributed.
When using it on a new or sensitive plant, spray a few leaves first and check them before treating the whole plant.
Cover leaf tops, undersides, growing points and affected stems evenly. Wet the surface without heavy pooling or runoff.
Apply in the early morning or late afternoon when the plant is not heat-stressed and wind will not carry the spray away.
Recheck fresh growth and visible pest activity. Repeat only at the interval printed on the supplied pack label.
Ready-to-use advantage
Choose Neem Spray when you want quick, targeted care for a home collection without preparing a mixture. Choose concentrated Neem Oil when the supplied label and your garden scale make measured dilution preferable.
Compare concentrated Neem OilPrepared as a consistent ready-to-use liquid, removing the need to measure neem oil, water or an emulsifier at home.
Production batches are checked for appearance, stability and formulation consistency before packing.
Available in practical 250 ml, 500 ml and 1 litre spray packs for different garden sizes.
The supplied label connects the formulation to its intended plants, pests, interval and market-specific directions.
Keep children and pets away during spraying and until foliage is fully dry, or longer when the label directs. Keep spray off open blooms and away from ponds, aquariums, drains and runoff. Do not apply it to people or animals, and follow labelled crop and harvest directions.
Yes. This consumer Neem Spray is supplied as a ready-to-use foliage spray. Shake the bottle and apply it directly according to the directions on the supplied pack label; do not add water or an emulsifier.
Depending on the supplied market label, neem sprays are commonly used for pests such as aphids, whiteflies, mealybugs, thrips, spider mites, young scale crawlers and young caterpillars. Use it only for pests named on your pack.
Direct the spray toward active pest sites: new shoots, growing points, affected stems, leaf tops and especially leaf undersides. Even contact coverage is more useful than spraying only the visible outer canopy.
Apply during cooler, calm parts of the day—usually early morning or late afternoon. Avoid heat-stressed, wilted or newly transplanted plants and do not spray when rain or strong wind will prevent useful coverage.
Begin when labelled pests first appear, inspect the plant again after application and repeat only at the interval stated on the pack label. The correct interval depends on the exact formulation, plant and pest.
Use it only on vegetables, herbs or fruit plants named on the supplied label. Follow that label's crop directions, application limit and harvest interval before picking produce.
Keep the spray off open blooms and do not apply while bees or other pollinators are actively visiting flowers. Late-afternoon application helps separate treatment time from peak pollinator activity.
Move children, pets, toys, bowls and bedding away before spraying. Keep them out of the treated area until the foliage is fully dry or for any longer period stated on the label. This garden spray is not for use on people or animals.
Close the original container tightly and store it upright in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight, food and feed. Keep it inaccessible to children and pets and follow any temperature directions printed on the pack.
Tell us whether you need 250 ml, 500 ml or 1 litre. For retail, distribution, OEM or larger-volume requirements, our team can guide the next step.