Plant Soap

Gentle JADAM-inspired homemade surfactant. Boosts plant care: Spreads sprays evenly, penetrates pests, enhances absorption, without harsh chemicals. Safe for bees and beneficial insects when used as directed. 

How to Use:

Dilution: 1 part Plant Soap to 30–100 parts water (e.g., 1 tsp/quart light use; 1 tbsp/quart strong pest control). Test on one leaf first.

Application: Spray leaves (top/bottom) till dripping; apply morning/evening to avoid sunburn. Reapply every 7–10 days or as needed.

Targets Pests: Effective against aphids, spider mites, whiteflies, mealybugs, and thrips. Suffocates on contact; boosts stickiness of natural remedies, no resistance buildup.

Emulsify with Oils: Mix 1–2 tsp Plant Soap/quart water, add 1–2 tsp neem/horticultural oil; shake for even coverage and better knockdown.

Use as a foliar spray only; do not soil drench (avoids root disruption). Small drops from leaves to soil? Harmless!

Store in a cool, dark place, shake well before use.

Sold as 16fl Oz concentrate. Makes 96 gallons when using 1tsp method. Makes 32 gallons when using 1tbsp method. This is a concentrate and should be diluted!