Bonide Captain Jack's Deadbug Brew, 32 oz Concentrate Outdoor Insecticide and Mite Killer for Organic Gardening

Great buy, use it on my citrus trees on new growth. Also stopped caterpillars on my desert roses. Will definitely recommend. Also last a long way, 2oz to a gallon of water and quite efficient.

Stopped the mite problem I had without harming the plant whatsoever. and prevented other bugs, insects, worms, ants, even catapillers. Doesn't seem to have any effect on grasshoppers, moths, certain spiders though.

This is the stuff to get those dreaded flea beetles and many other bugs that eat your veggies! This is a bacteria and considered organic. I'm looking forward to less holes in my leaves.

Captain Jack’s products works well. The only pest I still have problems with are small, black nats.

I am experienced enough to know that I should never bring new plants in amongst my established plants until after I have quarantined them. I forgot that rule a few months ago and brought home several rosebushes from Sam's that were infected with thrips. The thrips spread to all of my other roses. I fought for weeks spraying regular first with Pyrethrin, and then with insecticidal soap. Using those every 5 days for a couple of months did not get rid of the thrips, but they hurt my roses. Finally, I tried the Dead Bug Brew with spinosad which I had hoped to avoid because bugs can and do develop resistance to it if you use it too often. NEVER use this more than 6 times in any growing season from Spring all the way through to Winter. Anyway, I used this twice. The first time I did it correctly, and immediately after I sprayed the roses, it rained like mad. So much for that treatment. Once the rain moved out of the area, I sprayed again, but this time I used less of the Brew than I was supposed to use. I only used 50% of the recommended amount. I figured I wasted another treatment. However, to my surprise, after the second application, the thrips were gone! In future, I will use Dead Bug Brew over Pyrethrin and insecticidal soap. I should mention I have used Neem Oil in the past, but I will never use it again. It comes with too many problems. It can seriously damage your plants in sunlight. Plus, it really smells awful. I do not recommend it. I doubt my rosebushes will return to full vigour until next Spring/Summer. The Pyrethin and insecticidal soap treatments for two months were just too harsh on them. Wish I had used Dead Bug Brew first.

Does the job. - killed all the beetles on my Viburnam shrubs. A bit pricey but worth it

Perfect for pests on fruit and veggies. My citrus trees had leaf miners that were causing lots of damage. After a few applications, they started to die off and now with weekly spraying they are gone. I spray in the evening so that its dry by the time bees come out in the morning and ot does not harm them. That time also works to zap skeeterz.

The concentrate version is way better value than the premade spray bottles, especially if you have a decent-sized plant collection like I do. I just mix it into a small 20 oz spray bottle as needed and it works great on active infestations as long as you stay consistent with treatments. My only real complaint is measuring it out. You have to shake the bottle before use, but then when you pour into the tiny measuring cap, half the liquid is full of bubbles so it can be hard to get an accurate measurement. Not a huge deal, just mildly annoying.