If you spray it right from the container without diluting, is it really a concentrate?
915590
NO. The description of this product LIES. I bought it thinking that it was, and it is actually only 0.9% "Clarified Hydrophobic extract of Neem Oil," and the rest is "other ingredients." Not cool.
777933
No, although you can get Dipel products that you dilute and spray. This puffs out of the container directly onto the foliage in powder form.
1767930
Concentrate is probably not the right definition. You will have to delude it with water and a mild dish detergent (ivory dish soap or such) to be able to spray it. I put the neem in little jars into my freezer as it does not stay stable at room temperature for extended periods of time and am now taking it out a jar at a time. Working great for me!
345830
No, it is 100% pure concentrate, but it is very sweet naturally. Thank you.
1144674
No dilution necessary. I should tell you that the product smells great in the bottle but no smell at all when you use it. Not worth it at all to me.
1858293
No, it is more like a transparent liquid. But it is not that type that you have to shake it before using it.
1796796
I am not certain what you mean by "concentrate". There is a Roundup product which is liquid and is classified as "Commercial". It is more expensive and more potent than the regular formula. It withers weeds in 1 1/2 days with substantial killing results in a few days. This product is granular and measured amounts are mixed with water. It dissolves quite readily. Withering takes 2 days and a complete kill takes about a week. It is a very convenient product since I usually make 3 gallons at a time and spray with my 3 gallon back-pack sprayer. Very convenient, simple and effective. I am not certain what you mean by "concentrate". There is a Roundup product which is liquid and is classified as "Commercial". It is more expensive and more potent than the regular formula. It withers weeds in 1 1/2 days with substantial killing results in a few days. This product is granular and measured amounts are mixed with water. It dissolves quite readily. Withering takes 2 days and a complete kill takes about a week. It is a very convenient product since I usually make 3 gallons at a time and spray with my 3 gallon back-pack sprayer. Very convenient, simple and... » Read More I am not certain what you mean by "concentrate". There is a Roundup product which is liquid and is classified as "Commercial". It is more expensive and more potent than the regular formula. It withers weeds in 1 1/2 days with substantial killing results in a few days. This product is granular and measured amounts are mixed with water. It dissolves quite readily. Withering takes 2 days and a complete kill takes about a week. It is a very convenient product since I usually make 3 gallons at a time and spray with my 3 gallon back-pack sprayer. Very convenient, simple and effective. « Show Less
1970487
It is used straight out of the container -- just remember to shake it before dispensing (it tells you that on the bottle).
1431152
Yes I did dilute it as directions on label. I found a powder formula too that is actually easier to use. Same company and some product just in powder.
2055962
I didn't use both, but I'm sure the concentrate goes a lot further than the spray bottle. I used this up in like 5 applications on three potted veggie/fruit plants.
185484
I agree. I would just buy several and put them in the tank sprayer. I dont believe they make a concentrate.
2214781
I don't know if that's a concentrate. The only only one I have purchased it looks like the one of the picture. I belive it's a concentrate.
1378545
It's a concentrate, one mixes it with water, i bought the little hand pump sprayer to use with it. Spray it on, leave it set for a few minutes, then rinse it off, The product worked very well for me.
1676770
yes it is concentrated. It will make 64 gallons of spray. This is in my opinion one of the best I have found in a long time. I would give it 5 stars.
2076477
False. It comes in a plastic bottle and no problems so far..... I have had it over 1 year nowI mix the concentrate as directed and leave this in a plastic bottle. No problems
1174552
It is concentrated. You use very small amount of it to make a whole lot of insectide.
310135
This product is a concentrate. My daughter and I fill about a quarter cup or less and fill water to the 25 fl. oz. line in a spray bottle bought from Home Depot. Its called Zep Commercial Professional Sprayer bottle, 32oz. Its quite a heavy duty sprayer. We tip the bottle up and down to mix solution. We have it in our bathrooms and kitchen. Its gives a nice fragrant, refreshing smell and works great. We use the On Guard essential oils and cough drops. My sister uses the beads to deter any virus. We hope this will be informational to you and others. Thank you.Cough drops.