Captain Jack's Neem Max Concentrate
When your garden needs more than one kind of help, Neem Max steps in as a true 4-in-1: fungicide, insecticide, miticide, and nematicide, all from a single plant-based concentrate. Made with cold pressed neem oil, it works on multiple fronts — repelling and disrupting insect development at every life stage, while also inhibiting the fungal growth behind common plant diseases.
Active Ingredient: Cold Pressed Neem Oil, 70.0%. Net Contents: 1/2 Pint (8 fl. oz.).
Where to Use It
Indoors and outdoors, including houseplants, roses, flowers, vegetables, herbs, trees, and shrubs. It's also labeled for use in hydroponic systems.
What it Controls
Insects & mites: aphids, grasshoppers, scale, cucumber and Japanese beetles, leafhoppers, thrips, borers, leafminers, maggots, armyworms, budworms, diamondback moths, leafrollers, loopers, navel orangeworms, wireworms, mealybugs, mites, whiteflies, midges, Lygus bugs, phylloxera, spittle bugs, stink bugs, weevils, and nematodes
Diseases: powdery mildew, botrytis, downy mildew, rust, scab, black spot, anthracnose, blight, brown rot, Southern blight, sour rot, and several soil-borne fungal diseases
Mixing & Use Rates
Insects/mites: 0.625–1.8% dilution, reapply every 7–10 days
Disease control: 1.2–1.8% dilution, reapply every 10–14 days
Nematodes/soil treatments: 1.2–2.4% dilution, reapply every 10–14 days
How To Use It
Shake well, then apply as a foliar spray or soil drench with thorough coverage — avoid pooling or runoff. Skip applications during high heat (over 90°F) or high humidity, and aim for early morning or evening to reduce the risk of leaf burn. As always, test a small area first before treating an entire plant.
Storage
This concentrate can solidify in cold storage. If that happens, just stand the container in warm water to thaw before use.
EPA Reg. No. 88760-10-4: This is an EPA-registered pesticide. Keep out of reach of children. Toxic to aquatic invertebrates — protect storm drains, ditches, and surface water from runoff. Always read and follow the complete label directions.
Always read and follow the complete label directions and precautionary statements