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Neem Oil Leaf Shine
$19.00
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Our Neem oil is created using neem seed that has been hand blended with a vegetable based wetting agent. It is an all-natural, organic product.
Neem has hundreds of different uses and is especially popular with indoor plants. We use it as a natural leaf shine to keep foliage looking lush and dust free. Wiping down your plant's foliage on a regular basis removes dust that can limit the plant's ability to photosynthesise.
It contains organic sulphur, proteins and various beneficial trace elements and can be used safely around pets and children. Just don’t go drinking the stuff!
Directions
Shake well before use.
Spray directly onto foliage; wipe with a soft cloth. Do not wipe pubescent (hairy) leaves.
Do not apply if or when direct sunlight is on foliage. If your plant receives any direct sunlight during the day, spray in the evening.
Application can be repeated after 7 days and as necessary thereafter.
Volume: 250ml bottle with trigger spray.
Bottle Material: Glass
Ingredients: 100% natural cold pressed neem oil, plant-based wetting agent
This is a vegan friendly product
Safety Directions:
Not for human consumption. Avoid inhaling or ingesting. Avoid the eyes and wash hands after use
Keep in a cool dry place out of direct sunlight.
FAQ
What is the shelf life of the Neem Oil?
The Shelf life of our Neem oil is 12 months. While its leaf shine properties will still continue after twelve months, the primary compound in the neem - azadirachtin - will no longer be active. Our product is mixed with plant-based oils to help extend the life of the Neem even after mixing, meaning all you need to do is spray and wipe when necessary.
Does Neem Oil clog plant’s pores?
Neem is a non comedogenic oil meaning it will not clog pores.
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How is Neem Oil Made?
Neem trees, scientifically known as Azadirachta indica, predominantly grow in tropical and semi-tropical regions, with India being the primary source. It's a resilient tree, capable of thriving in less fertile soils and demanding weather conditions. The neem tree's leaves, seeds, and bark can all be utilised, but it's the seeds that yield the highest concentration of oil.
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