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Just a couple of corrections to the above... *The neem oil spray should only be used ONCE every 2-3 weeks (NOT daily. Over-frequent spraying could burn a plant.) *A small number of people have been found to have an allergy to neem, so, as with any pest treatment (organic or not), use with caution. If you get the oil mixture on your skin, wash with soap & water. If you get it in your eyes, flush immediately & consult a doctor. As with all pest treatments, don't eat or inhale. Safety first! *This spray is primarily for outdoor plants. If used indoors, do not inhale, use in a ventilated area, & protect all furniture/flooring/etc., to prevent damage. The neem has a slightly nutty scent, so if you spray indoors, the scent may hang in the air for a while. *Use of this spray for "lice" control is only in reference to plant lice, aka APHIDS. Do not apply this spray to your body to treat lice. :) *Neem has been found to somewhat deter larger bugs like roaches, and can sometimes inhibit breeding, but is, unfortunately, not a guaranteed roach-killer. It's best used on plants affected by spider mites, scale, aphids, & other typical small plant-pests. *If re-using an old spray bottle, be CERTAIN that it is COMPLETELY clean of residue from whatever was in it before. (You don't want to harm your plant by getting old chemicals or what-have-you on it.) *If spraying on vegetable/fruit/herb plants, be sure to wash the foods thoroughly before consuming. *It's not advisable to use this spray (or any type of oil spray) on cacti/jade/other succulent plants. Thanks! Happy gardening! Best, Carissa Potenza, Greenspace NYC www.greenspacenyc.com