Arber Organic Rose Fungicide RTS - Black Spot, Powdery Mildew, 16 oz | Bacillus amyloliquefaciens F727 - backed by 1,500+ trials; hose-end sprayer fitted, nothing to mix

This is a heck of a deal a 2 pack insecticide and fungicide. At some point you're going to need both of them. The insecticide comes in an 8 oz bottle you use 2 tbsp per gallon of water and spray it on your plants every two weeks, this bottle will make up to 8 gallons. The fungicide also is in 8 oz bottle & you use one tablespoon per gallon of water also spray every 2 weeks & it makes 8 gallons. These two may be mixed together safely. The Insecticide kills most common insects and a complete list is on the information sheet or on the bottle. Information on what the fungicide kills is also on the bottle. I do want to point out that this does NOT kill the Japanese Beetle. The Japanese Beetle is a very destructive bug, and it needs to have at least neem oil or pyrethrins applied. For all the other insects that's listed, the affectedness of this product is great, doesn't have any odor is easy to apply and if you want to use your hose end sprayer just follow the instructions on your device or use a gallon pressure container.

I must say… the ratio and effectivity of the insecticide is not to be doubted. I used a few drops (10) in my 32oz spray bottle with water(tap) I used it for my inside and outside plants. I prepared my plants to be sprayed by settling the soil of my inside plants and having a bug or two fall out of the drainage holes onto the floor, i swept them into a pile and watched them CLOSELY for movement, then i sprayed the no scent solution of the bugs and to my surprise, those bugs scurried and shriveled up in 5-10 seconds… I was stunned. Will see how the effect my plants, however, very promising first impression.

Currently in my first year of raised bed gardening so, naturally, I’ve been freaking out about most bugs and damage to my plants. Was looking for something organic, that works as both a foliar and ground spray, when I stumbled across Arber on Shark Tank. This review is specifically for the insecticide and fungicide combo pack. During the initial setup of a Greenstalk vertical planter, I noticed a hefty amount of aphids. After applying the Arber insecticide nightly, the amount seen on the vertical planter has diminished significantly. The insecticide also seems to be working on my cucurbits and other plants in the raised beds as there’s minimal damage and bad bugs are rarely seen (though I do inject my plants susceptible to vine borers with a healthy dose of BT as well and have co-planted other plants to help ward off bad bugs). The amount of caterpillars and gnats/flies I’ve seen have also diminished. The fungicide seems to be helping other plants as well. Compared to the leaves growing while at the store, any newer growth appears lush and very green. While it may not be a noted use case, I use it as a foliar spray on my citrus plants/trees as well. Both the insecticide and fungicide are easy to mix and I mix in them the same sprayer (which seems to be okay per the instructions). The insecticide isn’t as thick as the fungicide and I’ve found myself with more fungicide remaining in the bottle after all of the insecticide has been used (by about an ounce or two). The fungicide does smell a little worse than the insecticide. Neither smell like chemicals but have that usual natural, organic smell. I’ve noticed no burn damage on the leaves of any of my plants from use. I typically spray in the evenings after the pollinators have stopped flying and the sun has gone down a bit. Plants get a healthy spray, from a one-gallon sprayer, on top and on the underside of the leaves. For good measure I also spray the soil/mulch around the base of the plants and any stalks/stems. One gallon goes a long way in my garden and I usually have extra left over after spraying. I mix, per the instructions, using an old dosing cup marked for the appropriate per-gallon ratio. The cups fit nicely over the tops of the bottles for storage. It’d be helpful if one was packaged with the products (but I understand the added value equals increased production cost). As far as pricing is concerned, I’ve found that there’s about a $10 difference between ordering the two pack off of Amazon and ordering through the Arber website (still the same at the time of writing this). Cheaper via Amazon. As such, I’ll likely always order via Amazon. Shipping through Amazon is likely quicker as well. For now, the Arber insecticide and fungicide seem to be working as they should with nightly application via a one-gallon sprayer. I’m happy with the product and have ordered an additional pack of the insecticide and fungicide as well as have added on their plant food and protectant.

I bought them together because I read reviews that said it is an eco-friendly brand and that it worked for some gardens.... Personally I consider myself a good customer, because if something is good I will pay for it with no problem, I like to try everything without chemicals and in a natural way... so I am trying to use this brand but I feel like they are literally stealing from me!!!, they are not a cheap brand and also they don't fill the bottle..??? It has to be a FJoke... look the mini video, it's a video BEFORE to use it so it means it was not open yet.. the yellow bottle was not leaking when I opened it ... (that's why I took a picture of the box) so they sent me the bottle unfilled... and it's annoying.... I give them 5 stars because when Amazon reads a star they hide your comment and I want you know how they sent me this.. I can't say anything about the garden because I just used it today. I will do my update if I get good results, so keep this comment.. if I don't update anything then they didn't work for me and I am not going to buy it anymore.

I have 57 houseplants and I had been battling fungus gnats for years. I tried pretty much every solution I could find, nematodes (mosquito bits), diatomaceous earth, gnat traps, bottom watering, natural sprays, essential oils, you name it. ("Mozzie tea" definitely helped but it was very annoying to brew in the quantities I needed and it never actually eliminated the problem.) This Arber Organic Insecticide & Fungicide combo is the first thing that truly worked for me. I use it every month or so, just by mixing a couple capfuls into my watering can. Incredibly easy. I still use yellow sticky traps to monitor which plants might need an extra treatment since the gnats sometimes attempt a comeback, but they’ve never gotten out of hand since I started using these. I now have a subscription (delivers every 3 months). It’s not the cheapest product, but after everything else I tried, given ease of use and effectiveness, it is 100% worth it. No more gnats flying in my face! If you have a fungus gnat problem and feel like you’ve tried everything, give this a shot. Takes time and regular use, but it works.

My indoor plants are healthy and thriving because of this insecticide and fungicide. It works so well I recommended it to my father after noticing he had a lot of gnats and now he also swears by it. Neither product has a strong smell and the instructions are very clear. I mix the products in a gallon jug with water and no longer have to use as much as directed on the bottles since I no longer have gnats or signs of fungus. I also, mix a tablespoon of the Insecticide with water in a spray bottle and once a week mist the plants as well.

Huge waste of money for a small amount of liquid that did not work. I can’t speak to the effectiveness of the fungicide without digging into the roots of my plants, but the insecticide did not work at all. I have just as many if not more fungus gnats in my soil. Would not recommend.

Nicely packaged set does not seem to effect the grasshoppers one bit