Neem Oil For Plants How It Works What To Do
Here are the whats, wheres, whens, whys, and hows of the plant world’s favorite bug spray. The Environmental Protection Agency has approved neem oil as a pesticide, thanks to its waxy consistency that traps bugs and its active ingredient, Azadirachtin. This chemical mimics a bug’s natural hormones but disrupts its ability to feed and lay eggs1. When routinely sprayed on a plant, it will cause any hungry bugs who eat it to “eventually starve as well as have their maturation and reproductive cycles interrupted,” Leslie F....