Natria Tomato, Vegetable & Fruit Insect Control, Ready-to-Use, 24 oz

I acquired this to address an issue I was having with Tomato Hornworms in my tomato plants. Those little devils are voracious! One spray with this and the problem was resolved. It has now been nearly two weeks and no sign of hornworm activity (and trust me, I look often).Definitely better than Sevin in my opinion

I had high hopes for this unfortunately some of it spilled out of the container. I will use what I have left this spring and update my review then.

Natria makes some of the best insect control products out there that get rid of the bugs without being harmful to use on food plants. Over the last two years I've been working on building my food-garden, and I have a lot of time and money put into it. I have everything from large beds of lettuce to grape vines, pepper plants to onions. And even with doing some companion planting, inevitably the pests show up and try to take over the crop.When I first started looking into something to help with it, so many products mentioned not being able to harvest for a certain number of days after spraying, which had me wondering what was actually in them and had me not feeling so confident in wanting to eat anything that I had to wait to wear off first. With these Natria products they say they are safe to use up to day of harvest. And I've found is applied exactly as directed for each specific product, they work outstanding for getting rid or preventing pests. I used them all last season to kill off the variety of bugs that would show up and their products worked great.Natria makes pest control products that work, without having to worry about the lasting effects of less-than-natural chemicals.

This was lightly sprayed on my tomato Leaves, the next day I noticed that the leaves were turning brown on the edge's. I will never use this stuff on my tomatoes again. I have used this brand before on my roses and never had this problem.

Every year, I reach a point in the summer where leaving my organic vegetable garden to nature fails, usually with an explosion of aphids, spider mites, and/or whiteflies. When I see this happen, I have to act quickly since those pests can quickly overrun my garden and ruin my harvest. Enter pesticides such as this Natria insect control, listed by OMRI as safe for organic gardening. It uses potassium salts of fatty acids (insecticidal soap) and a mix spinosad A and B (natural substances made from insect-toxic bacterium.) This spray also controls powdery mildew on contact.I don't like using even organic-certified pesticides unless things get out of hand, as they tend to only in late summer. I usually spot-spray only on the worst insect areas, to cut the population, except when I have a spider mite infestation, which always requires complete plant coverage. In the upcoming season, I will also alternate between this Natria spray and another brand that contains different ingredients, just to be sure I cover the resistant insects. Ideally, I wouldn't use any pesticides/treatments at all. Realistically, I always do, typically in late summer.-- Debbie Lee Wesselmann

I always grow berries and veggies in my backyard. I don't like using pesticides because these are things we eat and I don't like that some have negative effects on bees and other wildlife. Since this is organic I feel better about using it. I ordered in February but haven't been able to use it until recently. So far, so good. I have been using it to keep bugs and pests at bay. I have had spider mites, aphids and other pests. It is really hard to get rid of them once they take hold. I haven't seen anything so far in the northeast.One thing that I am really worried about is the Asian lantern flies. They are truly horrible and no type of pesticide works on them. The only thing that kind of helped was soapy water sprayed directly on them. You have to manually collect them and the best method is a vacuum!I will update later in the season for more detailed results.

This vegetable & fruit insect control contains a very interesting and newer insecticide called Spinosad. This is produced by the bacterial species Saccharopolyspora spinosa, so it is considered an all natural compound. It works by disrupting insect acetylcholine neurotransmission, in other words hyper excitation of the insect nervous system. Since this has a different mode of action from other common insecticides, it is great to use this in rotation with the others so the insects don't develop resistance. I am using this for powdery mildew on our vegetable garden.

I ordered this insect control spray because I always have an aphid issue on my corn during the summer garden season. I wanted to be preemptive with something and this spray, I can be. I have been using it on tomato plants so far, and have no issues with bugs. We have an ant issue in one of my raised beds and I don't want it to become a problem with all of my plants. So far this spray seems to be keeping unwanted bugs at bay. The price at time of review is $10.37 which is on par with other comparable sprays. I can't wait to use this spray all summer and hope to have a lot less bug damage come harvest time. I will update at the end of the season with my results.