The product label for Southern AG Triple Action Neem Oil does not specify whether it is cold pressed. This product is OMRI organic certified.
Southern AG Triple Action Neem Oil is OMRI listed.
Southern AG Triple Action Neem Oil is toxic to bees exposed to direct treatment, and could potentially have the same effect on butterflies. To avoid avoid harming bees and butterflies, do not apply this product while bees and butterflies are actively visiting the treatment area.
Southern AG Triple Action Neem Oil is applied at 2 tbsp (1 oz) per gallon of water as directed. The smallest mixture amount listed on the label is 0.5 tbsp to 32 oz of water.
Southern AG Triple Action Neem Oil could be used on young trees but you would need to move them outside to treat first and allow to dry before returning them inside.
Yes, Southern AG Triple Action Neem Oil can be used on most any type of flowers, including marigolds.
Products like Southern Ag Triple Action Neem Oil are often used as very general coverage treatments on plants for insects and disease. We could not say if that product would work for your needs as you need to know what disease your rhododendron has specifically in order to know what product must be used to be effective. Diseases are specific to what can control them most of the time and this also dictates a fungicides mix rate per gallon and how often to use it. If you want to apply the Neem Oil on a weekly or every 2 week basis until you find out what disease you have you can certainly do so.
Triple Action Neem Oil is a horticultural oil that is for use outdoors only. You should not use this type of product in your home or for any uses other than those on the product label.
Southern AG Triple Action Neem Oil can be used on shrubs including azaleas as directed on the product label.
Southern AG Triple Action Neem Oil could kill those you make direct contact with during application.
While Southern Ag Triple Action Neem Oil is technically safe to be applied to any plant species, it is not a product we would recommend using on a lawn for any insects or disease issues nor is it labeled for home lawn use.
Yes, Southern AG Triple Action Neem Oil is labeled to treat brown patch, snow mold and dollar spot on all turf such as Kentucky bluegrass, perennial ryegrass, turf type tall fescue, Bermudagrass, zoysiagrass and St. Augustinegrass around the home. Per the product label, keep children and pets off the treated area while treating and until the appication hs completely dried. Once dry, it is safe to resume normal activity.
We also have a guide for Brown Patch Treatment that can help with recommendations and helpful info.
Yes, you would need to discard or use mixed Southern AG Triple Action Neem Oil within 24 hours.
According to the manufacturer, yes Southern AG Triple Action Neem Oil can be applied to apple trees up until the day of harvest. At the time of harvest make sure the product has dried and that you rinse apples off before consuming.
Southern AG Triple Action Neem Oil is not labeled to control/kill snails on any vegetables, ornamentals, or shrubs. Instead we would recommend the Monterey Sluggo Plus for snails.
No, Southern Ag Triple Action Neem Oil is not labeled for grubs. A product that would be safe to treat the soil in your garden would be the Fruit Tree & Vegetable Sytemic Soil Drench. Grubs are on this label and your harvest interval after application is going to vary from 7- 10 days, so be sure to read the product label to see which applies to your vegetables. Please let us know if you have any other questions.
Yes, Southern AG Triple Action Neem Oil is labeled to treat whiteflies.
The manufacturer of Southern AG Triple Action Neem Oil lists the precautions on the product label for safety reasons and is pretty generic for most pesticide products. As long as you are applying as directed and avoiding skin contact it is safe when used as directed. They just want to make sure they are covered in case someone does not follow instructions. As long as you wash edibles before consuming it is safe to use.
