Bonide Captain Jack's Tomato & Vegetable Spray, 32 oz Ready-to-Use Spray, Insect & Disease Control for Organic Gardening

I love to grow tomato plants in my garden but I absolutely hate hornworms. Last year my tomato plants were decimated by hornworms because they loved my tomato plants as much as I do. This year I tried this spray and so far I've only had 2 worms compared to the 10-15 giant worms from last year. I think the only reason why I even had 2 is I forgot to spray my giant plant for a few weeks but once I sprayed it the worms were gone in a few days. This spray definitely works well and I recommend it. Just don't forget to re-spray your plants every-so-often and you'll be golden!

I only had to use this once. My 🍅 are thriving now!! No bad smell. Sprayer is nt the best. Had to put it into a different spray bottle. But the product is great

It works but only keeps bugs off for a few days. I usually have to apply this twice a weeks to keep pests away. However after application you can definitely notice the bugs die off and stay away for a while. I only wish they stayed off for a lot longer.

I am not a fan of heavy chemicals on my garden, I prefer organic gardening. I did my research and this was the best product for me and works wonderfully!

We had a white fly infestation in our tomato plants. I first tried their Neem Oil which was at Home Depot. I thoroughly covered the leaves bit top and underside and the flies persisted. I then tried this version (Tomato & Vegetable) and thoroughly covered every square inch of every leaf (used the entire bottle). No effect. Days later I also found worms. A week later I tried a home remedy I found on-line (two teaspoons dishwashing detergent and two teaspoons vegetable oil in one gallon water) and repeated the treatment. The next day they were all dead. So, go with the natural formula!

It stops, hornworms, army, worms, blight, bottom, rot, black spot, leaf, miners, and more. I recommend this to anybody that grows tomatoes you will be amazed

Last year, I did not know I would need this product until the damage from insects were obvious. Started this year so it is effective, no odor, good value & easy to use.

After a two-year hiatus from growing, I put 5 tomato plants in my whiskey barrels in May. Got one tomato, and then spider mites invaded and leaves were yellowing and withering faster than I could pinch them off. I tried this pyrethrin and the mites enjoyed the cooling spray (it gets hot here outside El Paso). I've used almost the whole quart of pyrethrin and my plants are slowly giving up the fight. I'm going to try neem or a soap-infused spray next. I feel a little too generous giving this Bonide spray two stars, because even the spray nozzle didn't work properly and I had to pour the pyrethrin into my own sprayer - however, the bugs liked it.