Harris Concentrated Neem Oil 100% Cold Pressed Filtered Oil Insecticide/Miticide/Fungicide, 12 oz Concentrate

Works fine. Does have a smell.

I have purchased this Neem Oil more times than I can count. It's wonderful, protecting my indoor plants from infestations and disease while polishing their leaves to a luxuriant shine. I especially love it on my Monstera Deliciosa, which started out at 12 inches and now is 9 feet wide. I can't say enough good things about this product, which I combine with a few drops of Dr. Bonner's soap to provide my plants' leaves with a protective cleaning and covering.One caveat: if you plan to take your plants out in the summer (I live in Michigan, where there really are seasons), don't spray the leaves with Neem Oil if you plan to place the plant in full sun. It will cook them, and that's not something any of us plant lovers want to do to our beloved plants. A few of my Monstera's leaves really suffered because of this, and I learned my lesson.If they're indoors all the time, feel free to spray them whenever the mood hits you. It greatly enhances the magnificent beauty of plant leaves, with no buildup ever. Practically perfect in every way.

Frankly, I don't so much mind the smell, which is reminiscent of burned coffee. I think Tea Tree oil actually smells worse. But if it bothered me, I'd ask myself, “Do you want to be healed or do you want to smell nice?” I've encountered many people who smell a lot worse than neem does, whether it be a personal hygiene matter, or wearing old or cheap perfume, or odors caused by the body when garlic or beans is consumed.I just got my bottle delivered yesterday. It was so well packed, I was impressed! The bottle contained an inner seal under the cap. The cap was screwed on tight. A long piece of very sticky paper tape was then taped over the lid and down on the bottle on both sides. This whole thing was then placed in a ziplock bag and the tape that was on the bottle was pulled back a little and the plastic bag was tucked into the edges of the tape so that the bottle could not roll around in the bag. If you have any worries about the bottle leaking, just order it during the winter. I live in Oklahoma and the neem oil in my bottle was thick enough that I had to squeeze the bottle so some would come out like toothpaste.I bought this because I wanted to try it for some problems that I deal with. Since cataract surgery, I have had blepharitis, and I have tried everything to rid myself of it to no avail. My eyebrows have thinned out till I have hardly any and same for my eyelashes, and there is always dandruff-looking stuff in my brows and along the lash lines. Some say this is caused by some kind of worm?? If so, YIKES. I also have lymphatic edema in my lower legs. There is no cure for this. It must be managed, they say. It's important to keep the skin in good condition and to wear support stockings. I also I know that the skin is thinnest on the shins and the wrists and I have read that neem oil supports the liver, so I think topical application could be absorbed through the thin skin in these areas, which might support my lymphatic system. As if that's not enough, I also have a dark rough spot on the bridge of my nose, and hey! It'll be chigger season in just a few months!I just finished making a “skin balm” with about two tablespoons of neem to half a cup of coconut oil. I intend to apply a light film of it on my face, including around my eyes and along the lash line. I just experimented with the first application and there is no burning sensation in my eyes whatsoever. I plan to also use this same preparation on my legs at night before I go to bed.If this helps me I will be a happy camper. If it doesn't, then it won't be any worse than everything else I've tried, and I will probably be able to use the whole bottle on all the healing possibilities I want to try. Failing that, I've got a garden.

I brought a half a dozen or so potted plants into my house and little by little realized I had an infestation of gnats from the soil inthe pots.Reading on the internet, I found that neem oil in the soil and sprayed on the plants mixed with some water and soap is said to help solve a net infestation.I think when you have a gnat problem, you need to use various methods including neem oil and some other solutions you can find on the internet such as yellow sticky paper.What I like about this neem oil is that it is non-toxic to humans and can be used for various things both inside and outside.It does seem to be helping. My advice is to read up on it and find out the various ways it can be useful to you.