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Asked by Cheryl from Brandon, Sd08/03/2013QWill the 70% Neem Oil get rid of grasshoppersA
The 70% Neem Oil will kill grasshoppers. Per the product label: 70% NEEM OIL is most effective when applied every 7 to 14 days. For heavy insect populations, spray on a 7 day schedule.
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Asked by Angela from Portland, Oregon07/05/2013QOnce I have sprayed my vegetable garden with the Neem Oil mixture, when it is okay to wash and eat the produce?A
You can use the 70% Neem Oil product up to day of harvest, wash the edible item and consume it the same day. Please let us know if you have any questions.
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Asked by Kate from Mount Shasta, Ca06/22/2015QHow long will 70% Neem Oil be toxic to bees?
Is the neem oil toxic to bees only if you spray them directly? If I spray my plants and then the bees land on them will they be hurt? I am trying to control a fungus and protect bees as well.A70% Neem Oil is only toxic to bees if spryed on them directly. To best avoid applications directly on polinators it is best to perform the applications in early morning, before sunrise or late afternoon/evening.
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Asked by Marlene from Wi06/26/2017QDo you have to consume fruit the same day you pick it after using Monterey Neem Oil?
For instance I plan on making raspberry vinegar when I pick the raspberries I need more info on this.AWhen using Monterey 70% Neem Oil, it is safe for you to consume the fruit after spraying with the oil. Some products require you to wait so many days before harvesting after using their product, however when using Monterey Neem Oil it is safe for you to consume the product right away, with no wait…
Read Full Answer »When using Monterey 70% Neem Oil, it is safe for you to consume the fruit after spraying with the oil. Some products require you to wait so many days before harvesting after using their product, however when using Monterey Neem Oil it is safe for you to consume the product right away, with no waiting period. -
Asked by Cheryl from Plymouth, Mi06/29/2016QWill Monterey 70% Neem Oil get rid of cutworms on hollyhocks?
Was recommended by garden expert to purchase Monterey 70% Neem Oil to treat hollyhock rust. On one of my hollyhocks the leaves look like cut lace work - but I can't locate any insects. Searched the internet and believe it is cutworms. Will the Monterey Neem kill cutworms or do I need another product?AMonterey 70% Neem Oil would control cutworms as long as you achieve thorough coverage and contact the cutworms directly for best results. If you are not able to locate them at the time of treatment, it may be better to use a product with a longer residual, such as Talstar P.