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💥 Quick Answer Yes, neem oil effectively repels flies due to its strong azadirachtin compound, which disrupts their feeding and breeding cycles. It works best when diluted and applied as a spray on plants or surfaces where flies gather. This…
💥 Quick Answer Yes, neem oil degrades when exposed to direct sunlight due to UV radiation breaking down its active compounds, particularly azadirachtin. This reduces its effectiveness as a pesticide or fungicide within hours of application. This rapid breakdown happens…
💥 Quick Answer Neem oil can leave a white, powdery residue when applied in high concentrations, cold temperatures, or without proper mixing. This residue is harmless to plants but may indicate uneven application or poor absorption. This chalky film often…
💥 Quick Answer Mixing sulfur and neem oil is generally not recommended because sulfur can degrade neem oil’s effectiveness and may cause phytotoxicity. Always check product labels and test on a small plant area first. This combination often backfires because…
💥 Quick Answer Yes, you can safely mix neem oil with peppermint oil for gardening, as both are natural pest repellents. Use a 1:1 ratio (1 tsp each per gallon of water) with a mild soap emulsifier to prevent separation…