The Plant Runner neem oil is made from a vegetable-based wetting agent hand blended with 100% certified organic neem seed.
Use Neem as a leaf shine, fungicide and natural insecticide. It's effective against How to get rid of indoor plant pests like mealybug, aphids, fungus gnats and scale.
Plant Neem Oil contains organic sulphur, proteins and various beneficial trace elements and can be used safely around pets and children
- 250ml Spray Bottle
- Spray directly onto foliage; wipe with a soft cloth. Do not wipe pubescent (hairy) leaves.
- Do not apply if or when direct sunlight is on foliage.
- An application can be repeated after 7 days and as necessary thereafter.
- Keep in a cool dry place out of direct sunlight. Only use as directed not for human consumption
- Shake well before use
What is the shelf life of this product?
Most pure Neem once mixed has a shelf-life of around 4 days. We add a plant-based oils to the blend that extends the shelf-life of the Neem to 18 months, as well as acting as a wetting agent so the nozzle won’t clog up. These oils also extend the potency of the Neem on the plant after spraying. We do not use any synthetic preservatives in the mix.
Is it safe to use around children and pets?
Care should be taken using around people and animals. Avoid the eyes and wash hands after use
Will this help with pest management?
Despite being used by many for decades as a natural insecticide, our neem is not registered as an insecticide which means it cannot be marketed as such.
Why should I shine my foliage?
Wiping the dust off your plant’s foliage is an important part of plant care. Dust can build up on the leaves of indoor plants as there is no wind or rain to clean them. The dust can prevent photosynthesis and your plant will not grow to its full potential.
How often should I wipe the foliage?
We recommend cleaning the leaves once a month.
Won't the oil clog the pores?
Neem is noncomedogenic, which means it does not clog pores like other oils.
What are some other health benefits of using Neem?
Neem also contains a number of beneficial proteins and can act as a natural fertiliser.