MontereyGarden Insect Spray - Organic Gardening Control of Foliage Feeding Worms, Thrips, Leafminers - 1 Pint Ready to Spray, Attaches to Garden Hose

It worked on killing the spider mites in one use but it was too late for my cannabis plants, they had suffered too much damage to monster crop. Bummer! But it does work!!! I also sprayed the entire area, walls, ground, etc. but not the lighting

Worked great but a lil expensive for the amount of liquid .

I purchased this specifically because of the Spinosad component to combat a sawfly larvae infestation with the least damage to other organisms. It seemed to stop the leaf damage in its tracks, but needs to be repeated every 8 to 10 days as new hatchings emerge. The attached hose end sprayer was convenient but difficult to turn over to reach the underside of leaves. I was delighted with the product but will buy the concentrate in the future and will mix it myself.

I live in Phoenix and we have a plant called Arizona yellow bells (tecoma stans) which sometimes gets little black things on the leaves. These suck the moisture out of the leaves and before you know it, you have no plant. This spray was recommended by a local gardener and it does the trick. I bought it elsewhere but am reordering it from Amazon.

I enjoyed the convenience of the sprayer. However, it took me 2 1/2 times the amount of product that it does when I mix it by the gallon and apply it by hand. I had read that if I would spray 3 times every 2 days, I could eradicate thrips. I have done this twice, but I still have them.I was going to give this product one more try using the new sprayer, since I like the fact it doesn't damage my flowers. Now I have to order more, and it's certainly not cheap:-(

We have several beautiful lilies in our garden and they were getting badly chewed by lily beetles. Although the description didn't mention this type of beetle, they were gone after two applications (one for the initial infestation and another for hatching eggs).

First of all I think mine came broken, it would not spray, so I just dumped it on the tree…and I still had so many worms and ladybugs all over my cherry trees. Maybe by dumping it, it wasn’t going to be as effective as spraying it, but unfortunately it didn’t work for me.

I wanted to wait to review this once the summer season had passed. This was the only thing that obliterated my hornworms on my small home garden. One treatment took me from more than 50 (how many I was pulling off by hand) to 0! One treatment was all I needed this summer, and I still have some of the bottle leftover. It was easy to use and actually saved me!