Grosafe BioNeem - Neem Oil Insecticide for Aphids, Thrips, Mites, Mealybug, Whitefly and Scale - 200ml

Goodbye baddies. Hello Bioneem. Grosafe Bioneem is commercial grade, active neem for biological control of baddies like aphids, thrips, mealybugs, scale, mites, whitefly and leaf miners on indoor and outdoor plants. This is for the 200ml bottle which makes 200 litres of spray treatment. Measuring cup included. 

Why is BioNeem different from other neem products?

BioNeem is commercial grade neem, containing four times the amount of the active ingredient Azadirachtin, which is what's in neem oil that suffocates and kills insects and mites. Nicknamed 'super neem' because it's much more effective against pests than standard neem products, plus BioNeem combines multiple biologically active ingredients, instead of just one, reducing the chances of insects becoming resistant. When applied as per the directions, BioNeem won't harm beneficial insects or predatory mites (that's the good mites that feed on the bad mites).

What pests does BioNeem work on?

The biters, chewers and suckers! Effective on mealybugs, scale, aphids, thrips, whitefly and mites (including spider mites), on indoor plants.

What plants can you use BioNeem on?

Ornamentals (that's the category our houseplants are in), flowers, vegetables, fruit and lawns.

How does BioNeem work?

BioNeem is both a natural pest repellent and an anti-feeding insecticide in one. It stops pests feeding on your plants and also interrupts the breeding cycle. BioNeem is a contact insecticide (not a systemic), so works on surfaces where pests live, eat and breed. 

How do you use BioNeem?

DOSE

1ml BioNeem per 1 litre water

DIRECTIONS

For mealybug, mites, scale and thrips: Mix as per dose and spray when pests are first seen. Thoroughly cover all surfaces pests live and feed. Repeat again 10 to 14 days later if needed. In cases of high levels of pests, apply 2 to 3 sprays, 5 to 7 days apart. Isolate the infested plant during treatment, and for at least 14 days following last sign of pests. 

For aphids: Mix as per dose and spray when pests are first seen. Thoroughly cover all surfaces pests live and feed. Monitor plant and apply again 10 to 14 days later if needed. Isolate the infested plant during treatment, and at least 14 days following last sign of pests.

As a preventative: When used as a preventative, mix as per dose and spray every 3 to 4 weeks. Neem oil can also be used as a leaf shine.

FOR BEST RESULTS

BioNeem is even better when combined with Enspray 99. Combined they provide instant kill of existing colonies, including adults, while BioNeem continues to repel pests and interrupt the breeding cycle from getting established again. Both are certified organic.

Used together: Use 8mls of Enspray 99 with 2mls of BioNeem per 1 litre of water. Keep the plant isolated while infested. Spray again 10 to 14 days later if needed. Can also be applied every 5 to 7 days when used as a preventative, before pests appear. 

READ BEFORE USE

The same as with any treatment or foliar spray, keep in mind some plants are more sensitive than others. Although both BioNeem and Enspray are non-phytotoxic (meaning they haven't been shown to increase light sensitivity in plants), it's still recommended to spot-treat a small area first, and wait at least 48 hours before applying to rest of the plant. Treated plants are best kept out of direct sunlight until leaves are dry (at least 24 hours is recommended).

It's important to thoroughly cover all surfaces because insects are very good at finding untreated spots to feed on and survive. Combine BioNeem with Enspray 99 for better spread to improve coverage and 'stickability' so treatment lasts longer.

Neem is usually used to support other treatments, however can be used by itself when insects are young, and at the first signs of an infestation, before colonies mature. For established pest colonies, use neem along with other treatments.

Safety first

Follow best practice when handling or applying this product. The same general safety precautions apply as for any spray treatment, including insecticides and fungicides, even those certified organic or generally safe.

Always check the label before use. Spray outdoors when possible, or in a well-ventilated area. Wear basic protective gear, including gloves and eye protection, when preparing and using the product. A coverall (like disposable Painter’s overalls) is recommended to protect clothing and reduce skin exposure. Avoid inhaling spray / mist. Avoid contact with eyes / skin. Wash hands and exposed skin with soap and water after use. Read the full safety precautions here before use >

Download the safety data sheet here >