With Safer® Brand Neem Oil Concentrate, you can create a solution to battle the pests and fungal problems on your favorite plants while still remaining compliant for organic gardening. This concentrate features neem oil, an extract of the neem plant that eliminates insect eggs, larvae and adult insects. Neem oil also stops fungal infections. The 16 oz bottle allows you to create up to 16 gallons of spray for use against insects, mites and fungal issues. Use it on your vegetables, houseplants, flowers and lawn.
Best Used For
Organic Gardening
Killing Insects & Mites
Killing Fungal Diseases
Use on Lawns & Turf
Economical Concentrate
Create a Multi-Use Garden Spray
Use this Safer® Brand neem oil concentrate to create a spray that functions as a fungicide and an insecticide for your vegetables, plants and lawn. Using neem oil extracts, this concentrate helps you destroy black spot on roses, powdery mildew, anthracnose, botrytis and other fungal infections. For lawns, it battles snow mold, dollar spot and brown patch. While offering fungal protection, the concentrate is also used to kill insect eggs, larvae and adult insects. The spray will eliminate mites and insects, including beetles, caterpillars, aphids and others. Apply it on all roses, flowers, herbs, houseplants, spices, lawns, turfs, trees, shrubs and vegetables grown in and around the home and garden.
Target These Pests
Safer® Brand Neem Oil Concetrate will kill insect eggs, larvae and adult insects, including:
Aphids
Beetles
Leafrollers
Scale
Spider Mites
Whiteflies
Fight Plant & Lawn Fungi
When properly mixed, this concentrate creates a fungicide used in prevention and control of various fungal diseases. Safer® Brand Neem Oil controls black spot on roses, powdery mildew, anthracnose, needle rust, botrytis, rust and scab. On lawns and turfs, use it to fight snow mold, dollar spot and brown patch.
How to Use Neem Oil Concentrate
Be sure to shake the bottle before creating a solution from this Safer® Brand concentrate. Doing so ensures proper mixture and distribution of active ingredients. Apply your mixed Neem Oil spray at the first sign of insects or when infection potential is present. Coat plants and lawns thoroughly to saturate upper and lower surfaces of the plant foliage and plant tissue. Apply on a 7- to 14-day schedule according to complete instructions.
Convenient Concentrate
When damaging insects or fungi attack your garden plants, having a solution that’s simple, quick and easy-to-use is the way to go. Safer® Brand Neem Oil Concentrate can be mixed to address fungal, lawn and pest problems. Once properly blended with water, apply according to instructions to see results in as little as 24 hours.
Safer® Brand Neem Oil Concentrate Product Details
Do you want to know more helpful details about Neem Oil Concentrate? Take a closer look at the in-depth specifications for this product.
I feel so much better using neem oil in my garden, especially since it does a great job controlling insects and mold. My peonies have never looked better.
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kethi
its waste of money buying ...
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May 7, 2025
its waste of money buying this compay products not will work and when you call to them they will not even respond
espically joseph he is one of the waste phone agent
I'm a first time user of the product and I ended up killing ALL of my herbs and veggies because I got the ratio incorrect. I ended up having to start all over which really sucked.
I'm sure it's a great product when used correctly, however there are no instructions or ratio for proper dilution.
Thank you for sharing this feedback. We're sorry to hear that this happened to your plants. Instructions for the use of this product should be on the bottle. They can also be found at the link below.
https://www.saferbrand.com/media/wysiwyg/sb/pdf/sb_us_instruction_5182-6a.pdf
Neem Oil Concentrate--economcal, effective on insects & disease.
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Dec 15, 2021
Woodstream's Neem Oil (concentrate goes a LOT farther) takes cares of all our veggie garden's needs, from destructive bugs (especially worms on kale & collard & other greens) to disease. Used to use several different products for insects & fungus, now use just neem oil. Recommended.
The only place able to brain neem oil. Need this to help control Japanese beetles on red/yellow raspberries. The other products do kills beetles but need something that is safe to use while picking berries
This is a little early to write a review. Safer should wait a little longer to ask, so I can see if the results are good. I sprayed the Neem oil and didn't like the smell in my greenhouse, so I am going to only use it outside from now on. The smell did go away, but the greenhouse is connected to the house and I just don't want it to smell funny even for a week. I have used the Safer soap on a barely surviving the winter in the greenhouse and it didn't burn the plant. I need to spray again, The leaves were getting very fragile from lack of light and the aphids were taking over, so I am glad it didn't burn the tomato. I haven't used the horticultural oil yet, because it came with the Neem oil directions on the back and I am waiting for the correct directions. Safer tried sending it by email, but the PDF file was broken and it wouldn't open, so I am getting them by snail mail, so haven't used the horticultural oil yet. I am planning on using it on my orange trees that are in the greenhouse that didn't get the Neem oil spray as I have a bad infestation of scale.
I bought this Neem Oil after using Safer Brand Insecticide to eliminate Aphids in the garden. I hope Neem Oil will do better than insecticide which does not eliminate the Aphids.
Does Safer neem oil control codling moth in any of their stages? Codling moths are damaging my apple & pears.
Question by: Danny on Mar 8, 2025, 3:20 PM
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Hi, thank you so much for your question. The insects that you can kill with this product are Alternaria, Anthracnose, Botrytis, Black Spot, Brown Patch, Dollar Spot, Downy Mildew, Flower, Twig and Tip Blight, Leaf Spot, Needle Rust, Powdery Mildew, Rust, Rust Leaf Spot, Scab, and Snow Mold.
Answer by: Victor Figueroa (Admin) on Mar 10, 2025, 4:04 PM
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What is the ratio of your product to water
Question by: Jackie Eugene Vohs on Aug 6, 2024, 4:10 PM
