Earth’s Ally Insect Control gives home gardeners and plant parents the best defense against common pests using an effective blend of rosemary, clove and peppermint oils. The formula quickly knocks down spider mites, whiteflies, aphids, thrips, mealy bugs, leaf rollers and scale insects. Earth’s Ally Insect Control has been independently tested and proven safe for bees.
For best results, shake the bottle and fully saturate the stems, leaves and undersides of the plant you are treating using the mist setting. Do not apply in temperatures over 90 degrees and for additional safety, avoid use when pollinators are active.
This product just doesn’t fit my needs for garden insect control. I’ve tried using it over and over but for things like my zucchini plants, the main pest are squash bugs which are related to stink beetles. They have a hard shell and so I can literally spray this stuff on them and they just walk away. It seems to work on some of the smaller insects in my garden, but doesn’t cover the pests that are doing the damage. So it will work for some of the soft bodied insects, if that is your issue you’ll probably be fine, but anything larger will require a better insecticide.
The pandemic made so many of my family and friends find things to do at home. My daughter had already started a garden for her family, and I put my green thumb to the test. I shared some Earth’s Ally 24 oz. Ready-to-Use Insect Control because she was much further along with her garden and was concerned about the ants and aphids teaming up for mealtime. She noticed a decrease in the pest population, but not an elimination. The spray had no effect on the frogs and lizards that ate to their fill. I had more success on my plants, but I’m not sure if that’s because my garden is mostly still just leaves.