Bonide Captain Jack's Rose Rx 4-in-1 Insect & Disease Control, 32 oz Ready-to-Use Spray Neem Oil for Organic Gardening

Works not from first application ur seams like did the job.

I was very concerned with buying an insect control product for my roses because I didn't want to hurt the pollinators. My roses were getting eaten up by what I assume to be japanese beetles. I followed the instructions and waited until dusk to spray my rose bushes and I didn't see any bugs around at that time so that made me feel better. They are now doing so much better. Do not spray the buds or blooms and follow the instructions for best and safest results! Very easy to use and did not smell bad at all. I am very glad I bought this.

Have had zero problems since I started using this. No Japanese beetle attacks, no diseases. It does smell pretty bad however so I would only use it outside. There is a chance that the smell even deters deer from eating the buds. It smells as bad as deer deterrent.

I sprayed half my rose bush with it, and half without it. I was curious if I would see a difference. In a matter of 5 days, there is a big difference. I did spray the unsprayed side when I took this picture and hopefully it will catch up to the healthier side. I have rose rust and roseslug. I will repeat treatment in a week or so. I have other rose bushes I have treated too. I am glad this works! (1) photo is untreated (2) photo is treated 5 days ago.

My roses definitely seemed healthier about a week after spraying all the leaves with this. The flowers roses themselves did just fine with spray on them and the leaves became more green than brown.

I’m living in a 55 and older community in North Georgia and I planted a number of knockout roses. I’ve been using this rose oil spray, and it seems to work very well. I did have some red knockout roses in the front of my home that were there when I bought the home. After one year, I noticed Strange growth and the four rosebushes had developed Rosetta, which is deadly. So I’m using this spray on a regular basis to protect my rosebushes. By the way, as recommended, last September I had all of the infected rosebushes dug out, and I haven’t replanted anything yet.

This stuff is saving my roses but you have to be consistent. I use this every 7 days or so. My roses had big holes in the leaves and they are looking so much better.

Works ik