Bonide Captain Jack's Deadbug Brew Ready-to-Use Spray, 32 oz Outdoor Insecticide and Mite Killer for Organic Gardening

Got my thrips under control! Sprayed every plant every 6 days for a month and used bonide systemic granules in all of my plants soil. I'm no longer finding any thrips damage on my plants. Unfortunately it didn't work for spider mites, you need a miticide for them. But I can say this works for thrips!

This is all you need to kill bugs on your house plants! I take mine outside (I don't spray inside) I spray them all down, even under the leaves. I do not have any unwelcome pests in my house! It can be used for all plants, but I only have house plants and have struggled with insects. No more!

Works EXCELLENT to eliminate mealy bugs on citrus trees! My lime tree was infested with these white things all over it. I Googled “what are all these white things all over my lime tree?” Top of the search results revealed what they were by also providing photos of what they looked like! So I Googled “what works best to eliminate mealy bugs?” Captain Jack’s Deadbug Brew was at the top of the list. Although the label doesn’t list mealy bugs, I took a gamble and bought a bottle. I sprayed the entire tree, making sure I sprayed every mealy bug I saw. The product appears to kill instantly, but I decided to give it a day to be sure. The local breeze was enough to blow off all but about six. Today is the second day after treating, and all of the mealy bugs are gone from my lime tree. It took about a third of a bottle for the first treatment, so I’d say it was well worth the money! I used outside, and I didn’t notice any odor at all Highly recommend this product for mealy bugs on citrus trees!

So far, just as advertised. Great size for your money. Arrived on time. Next is to spray my plants and hopefully it keeps the bugs from eating the leaves on my plants and veggies 🤞🏻

Easy to apply to container plants on decks and patios, does away with mealy bugs, whiteflies and aphids. Doesn’t works on ants, and is not a fungicide so use something else for rust and powdery mildew. The most useful thing about this product is that it slows down citrus leaf curl, but isn’t curative so respray every couple of weeks.

Had a bad spider mite infestation suddenly break out in my organic indoor garden. My plan was to use this non-toxic product and also wash the plants in the bathtub with the hand sprayer to dislodge remaining eggs, mites, mite poop and other debris when I had time. I sprayed with this Jack’s product, thoroughly soaking the bottom of the leaves. Then again a week later. Having had mites before, I was expecting a multi vector campaign using insecticidal soap, neem oil, washing etc, but to my surprise all the mites were dead and gone after the second application. So I didn’t have to wash or do anything else! The spinosad works like magic! Since then I have added a humidifier and fans, and I occasionally spray the plants with insecticidal soap with some cedarwood oil to repel and kill future invaders. No problems since. Highly recommend to those with spider mite induced PTSD like me.

I really wanted this to work, but it didn’t. It is easy to use, just point and spray, but it hasn’t been effective for my plant babies. Now, it did kill some of the thrips, but it seemed to just drown them in the amount I used? I thought the bottle was large and would last a while, but when you’re supposed to spray every 3-5 days, it goes quick! I would pay quite a bit to save my monsteras, but if it doesn’t work, it doesn’t matter how much it costs. I have it on subscribe and save, so maybe I’ll give it one more bottle’s worth of a try? In the mean time, I’ll be trying something else.

I bought this do get rid of a bug problem I've been having on my shrubs. I can't tell yet if all the bugs have died off but the spray actual product goes on easy with a nice spray. I used the entire bottle and to thickly coat my shrubs throughout the yard. I'm going to get another bottle and keep applying until I'm sure they are gone.