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Neem Oil Refill Bottle

$29.00 ~~$39.00~~

Made to go with it:

Leaf Love Gloves

$29.00

The gloves are what does the wiping — microfibre that holds the dust instead of pushing it around. $38 for the pair.

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The same neem, four bottles' worth.

What it is: a 980ml refill of our Neem Oil Leaf Shine — same blend, bigger bottle
What it does: refills the spray bottle you already have, four times over
The value: four bottles' worth for about the price of two
Best used: if you've got a big collection, or you've been through a bottle already
How to use: pour into your existing 245ml spray bottle, shake, carry on

If you've emptied a bottle of our leaf shine, this is the one to buy next. Identical blend — cold-pressed neem seed oil, water and a plant-based wetting agent, ready to use, nothing to mix.

980ml fills your 245ml spray bottle four times. At $39 that's roughly half the price per wipe, and it keeps three bottles and three trigger sprays out of the world. The glass pours cleanly, so it's a top-up rather than a funnel-and-swearing job.

Worth knowing before you size up: neem stays good for twelve months, so this makes sense if you're getting through a bottle in a season or you've got a lot of foliage to keep clean. If a 245ml lasts you a year, stick with the smaller one.

New to it? The full story is on the main product page — what it's for, why cold-pressed, and how to use it on different foliage.

Made in Melbourne by horticulturalists who started out hand-bottling this exact product at local markets.

Ready to use — no mixing. Shake well before use.

Refilling. Pour straight into your 245ml spray bottle. The glass pours cleanly, so you shouldn't need a funnel. 980ml fills it four times.

Applying. Spray onto a soft cloth and wipe each leaf individually. For big, robust foliage you can spray the plant directly and wipe it down, but the cloth is the default. At a pinch you can dab it onto the cloth straight from the refill bottle.

A few rules to keep it foolproof. Don't wipe hairy (pubescent) leaves — African violets and some begonias don't suit a wipe-down. Don't apply in direct sun; if your plant gets direct light during the day, do it in the evening to avoid marking the leaves. And patch-test on delicate or sensitive species before doing the whole plant.

How often. Every few weeks, or whenever leaves look dull and dusty. No fixed schedule — clean them when they need it.

If it thickens in cold weather. That's the neem oil doing what neem oil does below about 14°C. Sit the bottle in a jug of hot water for ten minutes, shake well, and it's back to normal.

Storage. Cool, dry, out of direct sunlight.

Volume: 980ml

Bottle: Glass (recyclable)

Ingredients: Water, cold-pressed neem seed oil, plant-based wetting agent

Shelf life: 12 months from purchase

Vegan-friendlyMade in Melbourne

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.

Neem Oil Refill Bottle

$29.00 ~~$39.00~~

FAQ

Does Neem Oil kill pests?

Our neem is not registered with the APVMA and therefore we cannot promote it as a pesticide. The active ingredient is Azadirachtin - google it.

Does Neem Oil clog plant pores?

One of the great things about Neem Oil is that it is non-comodegenic and therefore it will not clog your plant's pores, unlike other oils on the market.

Is Neem Oil safe to use around the home?

It's an all-natural, organic product and is safe to use around pets and children when used as directed. As with any plant-care product, keep it out of reach and don't ingest it.

What is the shelf life of your Neem Oil?

Unlike other neem blends, the active ingredients in our Neem Oil remain active for 12 months after purchasing.

How often should I use it?

There's no set schedule — wipe leaves down every few weeks, or whenever they're looking dull and dusty. Clean them when they need it, not by the calendar.

What does Neem Oil actually do?

It's a foliage cleaner and natural leaf shine. A regular wipe lifts the household dust that settles on indoor leaves and dulls them — clearing it brings back the natural gloss and lets the leaf absorb light properly. Think of it as the indoor stand-in for the wind and rain that keep outdoor plants clean.

Which plants should I NOT use it on?

Avoid wiping hairy (pubescent) leaves — African Violets and some Begonias are the usual ones — because the texture doesn't suit a wipe-down. For anything delicate or unfamiliar, do a quick patch test on one leaf first.

Can I use it in direct sunlight?

Best not to. Applying neem to leaves in direct sun can mark them. If your plant sits in direct light during the day, wipe it down in the evening instead.

What's the difference between this and the 1L refill?

This is the ready-to-use 245ml spray bottle. The 1L refill is the top-up — pour it into your existing spray bottle (or dab straight onto your cloth) once you've run the first one down. Same oil, less packaging, better value per ml.

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