Baby Bio Houseplant Bug Killer Ultra - Fast-Acting Bug Killer Spray - Effective Insect Control for Houseplants - Protection for Houseplants, 1 Litre

I’ve been using Baby Bio Houseplant Bug Killer for a few weeks now, and I’m honestly impressed. It’s really effective at getting rid of common indoor plant pests like aphids, whiteflies, and spider mites. Within just a couple of days, I noticed a big drop in bug activity on my plants, especially my calatheas and monsteras that were struggling.The spray is easy to use—just shake, spray, and let it do its job. I like that it doesn’t leave any weird residue or smell, which is a big plus when you’re using it indoors. It’s also gentle enough not to harm the plants, as long as you follow the instructions.One thing to note: it’s not a one-spray fix. You might need to reapply it every week or so if the infestation is bad. But overall, it’s a solid, reliable product that delivers on its promises.

Only used it once so can't really comment. Plant died after that but can't confirm if it was this product.It eradicated the pests including the whole plant so use it on a small area first. Which I didn't. My bad.

I have around 80 house plants. I have been using this on them as a preventive and although I have had no bugs I couldn't really test it as an actual bug killer until now. I went cactus shopping and forgot my glasses, and brought a cactus in pics. Got home put on my glasses on and saw a MAJOR scale infestation. Pic 1 the day I got the cactus, pic 2 just 48 hours later after using the spray (both pics of the same section of cactus) . The scale is dead and I can wipe them off, cured. Excellent product.

Product works fine on stated insects, but doea not work on fungus knats, plants are fine all other insects were irradicated but fungus knats are pesky id recommend neem oil.

Tried EVERYTHING to get rid of the tiny black fungus gnats.; added fine gravel to the top inch of soil, watered with a tablet dissolved in the water that is supposed to kill the larvae and eggs and break the life cycle, literally hoovered up the adults as they fly from the plant when you give it a shake, manually killing the gnats, using the sticky fly paper catchers, letting the plants dry out, literally EVERYTHING.I bought this and it is just as useless, they seem to actually like it as it makes the soil wet, which they love.I have fired this stuff directly at them, watched them swim about in the little pool, and then scamper off merrily back into the gravel.I have SOAKED my plants in this stuff so much that I'm amazed my plants themselves are still alive, I'm convinced this stuff is water with no active ingredients at all.If anything the problem seems worse since I started using this stuff.I think only nuclear warfare can kill fungus gnats, seriously, the army should look into them for use as some kind of bio-chemical assassins, because they are quite literally indestructible.Apart from getting rid of my 40 or more houseplants, I don't think I can get rid of this problem.

We bought a large peace lily but the soil was full of small gnats which we couldn’t get rid of no matter what, when I saw this in the Amazon sale I thought I would give it a try and don’t regret it.No more gnats so problem solved, just spray the soil.

Easy to use

Good to keep bugs away. Easy to work. And lovely bright trigger bottle. Instructions are very small. Quite expensive. But it does last a long time.