Neemol is a botanical biopesticide containing Neem Oil 10000 PPM — derived from cold-pressed neem seeds and containing Azadirachtin along with other natural components. Greenpeace Neemol 10000 ppm works at multiple levels simultaneously — stopping pests from feeding, disrupting their moulting and hormonal development. Neem oil 10000 PPM reduces egg viability and causes sterility in adults. Neemol insecticide also acts as a contact fungicide against Powdery Mildew, Leaf Spot, and other fungal diseases. Neemol insecticide does not leave harmful residues on crops, is safe for beneficial insects, and is fully approved for organic farming and IPM programs across India.
Key Features & Benefits Of Neemol:
Controls All Life Stages: Neem oil 10000 PPM disrupts pest eggs, larvae, nymphs, and adults in a single spray, breaking the pest life cycle completely.
Fungicidal Properties: Neem oil 10000 PPM forms a protective contact layer on leaf surfaces that blocks fungal spore germination, controlling Powdery Mildew and Leaf Spot alongside pest control.
Zero Residue: Neemol insecticide breaks down naturally within days of application, leaving no harmful residues on crops, ideal for organic and export farming.
Safe for Beneficials: Neemol insecticide does not harm honeybees, ladybugs, natural predators, or earthworms when used at recommended doses.
Resistance Free: Greenpeace Neemol 10000 PPM insecticide prevents pests from developing resistance due to multiple modes of action.
Wide Crop Coverage: Greenpeace Neemol 10000 PPM is effective on Cotton, Tomato, Chilli, Brinjal, Okra, Citrus, Bottle Gourd, and all fruits, vegetables, and field crops.
Neemol Insecticide Uses— What Does It Control?
Sucking Insects: Aphids, Whiteflies, Thrips, Jassids, Leafhoppers, Mealybugs, Scale Insects
Borers and Caterpillars: Bollworms, Pod Borers, Shoot Borers, Leaf Eating Caterpillars, Helicoverpa
Mites: Red Spider Mites, Two-Spotted Mites
Fungal Diseases: Powdery Mildew, Leaf Spot, Early Blight, Black Spot
Other Pests: Leaf Miners, Leaf Rollers, Bugs
Neem Oil 10000 PPM Dosage— Crop Wise Recommended Dose:
Mix Greenpeace Neemol 10000 PPM in water before spraying. Apply Neemol insecticide at the first sign of pest attack or disease for best results.
Crop | Application Method | Dose / Acre | Per 15L Pump | When to Apply |
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Cotton | Foliar Spray | 400–600 ml | 30–45 ml | At the first sign of pest attack, repeat every 10 to 15 days |
Tomato | Foliar Spray | 400–600 ml | 30–45 ml | At the first sign of pest attack or disease |
Chilli | Foliar Spray | 400–600 ml | 30–45 ml | At the first sign of pest attack or disease |
Brinjal | Foliar Spray | 400–600 ml | 30–45 ml | At the first sign of pest attack |
Okra | Foliar Spray | 400–600 ml | 30–45 ml | At the first sign of pest attack |
Citrus | Foliar Spray | 400–600 ml | 30–45 ml | At the flowering and fruit development stage |
Bottle Gourd | Foliar Spray | 400–600 ml | 30–45 ml | At the first sign of pest attack |
Groundnut | Foliar Spray | 400–600 ml | 30–45 ml | At the first sign of pest attack |
Paddy / Rice | Foliar Spray | 400–600 ml | 30–45 ml | At the first sign of pest attack |
All Crops | Soil Drench | 500–750 ml | — | At transplanting or the early vegetative stage |
Note: Never exceed the recommended dose.
How To Use Neemol — Application Instructions:
Measure the required quantity of Neemol insecticide from the bottle into a clean measuring cup.
Take the sprayer tank and fill it to about one-third capacity with clean water.
Pour in the measured dose and add the remaining water while stirring gently until completely uniform.
For best results, add a recommended sticker or spreader to improve adhesion on leaf surfaces before spraying.
Cover all plant surfaces thoroughly — upper and lower leaf surfaces, stems, and growing tips where pests concentrate.
For soil drench, dilute in the required volume of water and pour uniformly around the root zone.
Rinse the sprayer inside and out with clean water after every use to prevent oil residue buildup.
Best Time to Apply:
Spray Greenpeace Neemol 10000 ppm in the early morning or late evening when temperatures are cool — avoid midday heat as high temperatures reduce the effectiveness of Azadirachtin on leaf and pest surfaces.
Frequency of Application & Re-Entry Period:
Frequency of Application: Apply Neemol insecticide at the first sign of pest attack or disease. Repeat every 10 to 15 days during active pest or disease pressure. Being a botanical product, it can be used more frequently without risk of crop damage or resistance build-up.
Re-Entry Period: Safe to re-enter treated areas as soon as the spray has completely dried on plant surfaces.
Compatibility: Neemol insecticide is compatible with most insecticides and fungicides. Do not mix with Sulphur, copper-based fungicides, or Bordeaux mixture. Always do a jar test before combining with any other product.
Safety Precautions & Handling:
Wear gloves and goggles before handling or measuring this product.
Never eat, drink, or smoke while mixing or applying.
Wash all exposed skin and hands with soap and water immediately after finishing.
Keep children, pets, and farm animals away from treated areas until the spray has dried.
Store Greenpeace Neemol 10000 ppm away from all food items, animal feed, and drinking water sources.
Dispose of empty containers following local waste disposal guidelines.
Storage Instructions:
Store Greenpeace Neemol 10000 ppm in the original sealed container in a cool, dry, shaded area away from direct sunlight and heat.
Never store near food, animal feed, seeds, or drinking water.
Keep completely out of reach of children and farm animals.
Storage Temperature: Below 35°C
Shelf Life: 2 years from the date of manufacture.
Product Specifications:
Specifications | Details |
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Product Name | Neemol Insecticide |
Technical Name | Neem Oil 10000 PPM (Azadirachtin) |
Formulation Type | Emulsifiable Concentrate (EC) |
Key Active Compound | Azadirachtin, Nimbin, Nimbidin, Limonoids |
Mode of Action | Contact + Antifeedant + IGR + Repellent + Antifungal |
Method of Application | Foliar Spray and Soil Drench |
Recommended For | All field crops, vegetables, fruits, and plantation crops |
Pack Sizes Available | 1 litre |
Country of Origin | India |
Shelf Life | 2 years from the date of manufacture |
Suitable For | Organic Farming, IPM Programs |
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) — Neemol / Neem Oil 10000 PPM:
Q1. What is Neem Oil 10000 PPM used for?
Controls Aphids, Whiteflies, Thrips, Bollworms, Pod Borers, Mites, and Leaf Eating Caterpillars — and also prevents Powdery Mildew and Leaf Spot across Cotton, Tomato, Chilli, Brinjal, Okra, Citrus, and all major crops.
Q2. What is the difference between Neem Oil 10000 PPM and 50000 PPM?
Greenpeace Neemol 10000 ppm contains a lower concentration of Azadirachtin and is suitable for regular preventive and curative pest management. 50000 PPM is a higher potency formulation recommended for heavier pest pressure or when faster and stronger control is needed. Both are effective for organic farming.
Q3. Can pests develop resistance to Greenpeace Neemol 10000 PPM?
No — Greenpeace Neemol 10000 PPM attacks pests through multiple biological pathways simultaneously, making it nearly impossible for pest populations to develop resistance over time, unlike single-mode chemical insecticides.
Q4. Is Neemol insecticide safe for honeybees and pollinators?
Yes — Neem Oil 10000 PPM does not harm honeybees, natural predators, and pollinators when used at recommended doses and applied during non-foraging hours in the early morning or late evening.
Q5. Can I mix Neemol insecticide with chemical insecticides?
Neemol insecticide is compatible with most chemical insecticides and fungicides. Do not mix with Sulphur, copper-based fungicides, or Bordeaux mixture as these reduce effectiveness. Always do a jar test before combining with any other product.
