Neem Oil Spray 500 ml

Neem Oil - 500ml Spray Bottle (diluted in water at 2% and ready to use as a pesticide). Neem oil is cold extracted from the seeds of the Neem tree (Azadirachta Indica), a plant that grows in tropical and sub-tropical areas of Asia, Africa, America (Central and South), the Middle East, Australia, Oceania . Neem is an evergreen plant that can grow up to 25 meters and is capable of producing small yellowish fruits containing one or more seeds, which represent the source from which the active ingredients used in the cosmetic and dermatological field are extracted. It is rich in oleic acid (44.21%), linoleic acid (19.01%), has saturated fats such as palmitic and stereatic acid. It has strong antiseptic, antibacterial and insect repellent properties. Neem seed oil has an unmistakably very intense smell. Contains compounds with antifungal, antibacterial, insecticidal activity. It is used as an active base for lice treatments and mosquito repellent. Other compounds have anti-inflammatory and anti-arthritic characteristics. It is possible that it also exerts an immunostimulating activity on contact. In the Indian tradition, the oil has been used in cases of leprosy, pediculosis, eczema, ulcers and inflammatory lesions of the skin, as an emollient. It has moisturizing, regenerating and restructuring properties; it is also excellent in the treatment of skin disorders (psoriasis, herpes ...) and as a healing agent. Characteristics: extremely bitter oil. The oil contains various nitrogenous and sulphurous active compounds, in particular nimbidine, responsible for the unmistakable odor. Due to its density characteristics, pure oil tends to solidify at temperatures below 20 -22 ° C. RECOMMENDED - As a natural pesticide; repellent against mosquitoes. - For agricultural use and organic gardening. - Against animal parasites. - Against lice and nits (eggs) as it has a larvicidal action capable of destroying larvae and parasites. HOW TO USE For agricultural use: spray the ready-to-use product directly on the plants. Frequency: every 7/10 days. throughout the vegetative period.