Bug Clear Ultra Spray Bottle, For Flowers, Fruit & Veg, Kills Bugs & Prevents further attacks

It does what it's advertised for.. I had an infestation of 'spiders mites' and after the first spray - it killed them all.. I highly recommend this product.. I'll definitely buy it again. It helped me a lot. Just be aware - if you have animals and children that they dont inhale it or lick it by accident. After contact with skin, wash it sterily and use gloves.. and goggles because it's sprays all over .. best if you have an outdoor place do it outside as the sent might irritate your breathing eyes and nose. Take precautions!

Don't like all the scary disclaimers & health & safety stuff. Scares the bejeebers out of me & I end up in full PPE in a hot greenhouse, having spent all night googling obsessively, just for a few whitefly.Then 2 or 3 weeks later the greenfly are back on the aubergines anyway, so it's clearly NOT Very long-lasting or systemic. Read various safety sheets online & it's basically very safe for humans. Just don't use it if you're a fly OK?!Best used very early in season when plants are small, then 2 or 3 weeks later for emerging larvae. It's based on a nicotinamide, I think, & not very deadly to people, but they recommend a 2 week wait from spraying to cropping. I'm completely phobic about germs/chemicals/life, so won't spray onto crops at all, so either remove all fruit before spraying or put up with a few bugs, or use a washing up liquid dilution once cropping has started. (Not scared of washing up liquid!)So if you get in on time, you can keep whitefly from destroying your plants/crop, especially if you can follow up in 3 weeks. If not, you might have to lose some of your early crop, or try the encarsia wasp approach. I tried this last year & it managed them late in the season OK, but wasn't going to stop them early on & I would have lost my plants without bugclear.Recommended for greenhouse plants with nervous owners, against the dreaded whitefly. Gggrrrh!

This is a brilliant product! Used it on my roses and other flowering plants and it has worked wonders against aphids and other pests. So far, only needed to spray once and it has lasted weeks. Very happy with this product and defo recommend. Only downside is that the bottle leaked a tiny bit during transit/delivery but no problems otherwise.

I use this to stop my tree lillies being decimated by the lilly beetle. I've tried numerous products, bought and homemade. This is the only thing that works.

Leaving 3 stars because the minute I opened it and squeezed the whole thing broke. I ended up having to pour it into a new spray bottle I had to go buy just to use this.It does seem to have worked on my plant though, but it hasn’t been 14 days to see if I need to spay again so I guess we’ll see.

Great

This worked on aphids. They covered a rose bud and stem so I sprayed this on immediately and they were gone. I also have rose clear which works but I used this for sawfly caterpillars on my roses, as they had started chewing the leaves early on but I didn't know what they were. After reading up i found out and identified the actual sawfly caterpillar. I was advised to use this stuff from lots of reading but it didn't seem to do anything as they were still there even after I cleaned, butchered and sprayed half the plant. I just kept spraying it off with water and then sprayed this. It might have made a difference but I have used different preventative measures by just cutting off the first sign of them. My rose leaves are looking gorgeous and healthy now.

I have been using this product for several years now, both in the garden and on my indoor plants. It controls a good range of pests and offers protection for a while after treatment. I mainly use it for Japanese Lily Beetle, though occasionally aphids etc too.My most recent purchase is for mealy bugs, which appeared on my Jelly palms days after I brought them inside for winter. Seems to be working, though I do have isopropyl alcohol on standby!Would recommend.