Organic Pesticides

i need to get some pesticide for my plants and i was told to get neem oil, (which i plan on getting eventually) but for now i have some tea tree oil wich is suppost to work as a pesticide as well, was just wondering if tea tree oil will do the job and if it will how do i apply it? such as dilution ratios or how to apply to the plant?

Be careful with tee tree oil.. I don't see a lot of info out there re: spraying it on plants..

i know tee tree oil is dangerous when ingested thats really the only thing i need to worry about but even really i dont because my plants are still veging so i have tons of time to flush it out. ill give it a lil more research though

with a little more research i found this which makes me feel a bit safer
http://goorganicgardening.com/garden-pests-weeds

still looking into it though

I use eco smart organic insect killer, works great for me!

i found a recipe on a gardening forum that helped me with spidy mites, it worked well am even going to use it this time around, you boil onions,peppers and garlic and you put about 5% soap. you can try it if the tea oil scares you

mugan said:

i found a recipe on a gardening forum that helped me with spidy mites, it worked well am even going to use it this time around, you boil onions,peppers and garlic and you put about 5% soap. you can try it if the tea oil scares you

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thankx for the idea ill definitly keep it in mind

Here is a true organic insecticide, miticide, fungicide, Indoor Pharm. Certified Organic by the USDA. Check it out at http://www.pharmsolutions.com
I also use their Fish Pharm foliar plant food mixed in with the organic pesticide and kill 2 birds (and the bugs and p.mildew) with one stone.
We don't know what they put in Neem Oil.

I really like Diatomaceous Earth. Neem oil is good, but you can burn your plant if you use to much.