Crop Control Super Concentrate | 32 oz

This stuff is legit a plant saver. I was getting wrecked by spider mites and powdery mildew, and traditional stuff either didn't work or was super sketchy to use on my veggies. Enter Trifecta. It smells a bit strong (that essential oil blend—thyme, garlic, clove, etc.), but honestly, it’s worth it. It's natural and non-toxic, which is a HUGE plus for my indoor garden and stuff I actually eat. It acts as a preventative and a treatment. Mixed up a batch (super easy, just follow the directions) and sprayed my affected plants. Within a couple of days, the aphids were basically gone, and the mildew dried right up. I did have to reapply a couple of times for the really stubborn mites, but they eventually bounced. Just a heads-up: spray when your lights are off or at sundown to avoid leaf burn. It’s not an instant kill-all, but it absolutely manages the situation effectively. A little bottle goes a long way. If you want a safe, effective, all-in-one solution for common plant problems, this is a solid buy. Highly recommend!

This stuff works great! It is a bit expensive but seems to be what all the canna growers talk about using in organic gardens. It worked great on my black cherry sunflowers!!

I grow veggies and herbs indoors, and insect infestations aren't normally a problem. I grow most of my plants from seed, but unfortunately bought some pineapple sage plants from a vendor that came complete with spider mites. By the time I saw the telltale signs of the webbing and browning leaves, the mites had spread to some of my other plants - tomatoes and peppers. Initially, I noticed the leaves on my cherry tomato and pepper plants were turning yellow, then brown, and then falling off. At first, I thought I was watering too little or too much, as this will cause leaves to turn yellow. Being careful with watering, the problem was still not resolved, so I thought it might be some kind of fungal infection. After buying and using a fungal spray for a while with no improvement, I finally examined damaged leaves with a magnifying glass. Upon examination, I saw tiny white spots on the underside of the leaves and what looked like tiny bits of webbing. These mites are so small, you need a magnifying glass to see them. Once you realize you have them, it takes time and diligence to get rid of them. I initially bought the quart spray bottle, and, of course, this wasn't enough. I have since bought 2 of the 1 gallon refill bottles to refill the spray bottle. The reason for the 4 star rating is that this spray is very expensive when using it on a number of plants. It does kill the spider mites, but it does not kill the eggs. So, whether you are trying to get rid of spider mites or another insect infestation, you need to learn the life cycle of the pest you are dealing with. In my case, dealing with white spider mites, they have a life span of only 2 to 4 weeks, it can takes only 3 days for eggs to hatch and a female can reach full development in 5 days. A female mite can lay 20 eggs per day, so one female can lay quite a few eggs in her short lifetime. The directions on this insecticide says to spray every 3 days. Judging from what I found on the life cycle of spider mites, this gives eggs more time to hatch and develop since they are all doing their thing every day and not necessarily on the same day. In my opinion, for spider mites, you would need to spray every day to kill the mites as they hatch and not give them a chance to lay more eggs. To spray less often will control them, but it will not eliminate them. As mentioned above, you need to learn the life cycle of the pest you are dealing with to eliminate it. This spray does kill the living pests, but it does not kill the eggs. If used outdoors, this spray may help to control pests, but I seriously doubt it would eliminate them. Although this spray is organic and does kill the pests stated, it is much to expensive to use for an outdoor application I guess the cost of this spray has to be weighed on how much you want to save your plants. I have used this spray on pepper plants, tomato plants and a couple of sage plants. With persistent spraying, I have been able to eliminate the mites on my plants. Granted, this has been costly, but it has saved my plants. Incidentally, I did save all of my tomato and pepper plants with persistent spraying of this product. Sadly, I can never be sure they are gone as even one live might can start another infestation. My plants are now healthy, but I continue to spray regularly and check the underside of leaves with a magnifying glass. I would recommend this spray for indoor plants or small applications. I hope this review was helpful for you. I will update this review if my opinion changes.

As someone who is obsessed with my plants, I can honestly say this stuff is a game changer. I grow a plant that gets incredibly sticky as it matures—seriously, the leaves can act like glue and catch just about anything that lands on them. Because of that, keeping the plant clean and protected is a constant battle. Trifecta has made that job so much easier. Not only does it do an amazing job keeping pests away, but it also feels like giving your plants a spa day. It cleans off dust and grime, dries quickly, and gives me peace of mind knowing I'm also helping protect against issues like mold and mildew, which can be a real problem in humid climates. What I love most is that my plants genuinely seem happier after using it. The leaves stay cleaner, the plants look healthier, and they continue growing into absolute beauties. I've tried a lot of products over the years, and this is one of the few that has earned a permanent spot in my grow room. If you're on the fence, just get it. Your plants will thank you for it. Happy growing!

Not cost-effective to use. Never opened. Didn't realize it took 2-4 oz per gal. Its a 4 oz bottle. Treating 3x week. There isn't enough in 1 bottle to do a full treatment. Returning

It’s working! My cucumber powdery mildew is almost gone! I love it when a product actually works.

This product is not fit for using indoors and is and is highly unsuitable for people that have allergies. Product have been damaged through shipping and delivering leaked inside the box and I had a severe reaction to to touching the box and container and were so strong that I became nauseous from it.

I was having spider mites on my Hoyas and my friend was having thrips on her indoor rare house plants. My friend introduced me to Trifecta Crop Control. It smells good and it doesn’t burns your skin when it accidentally got sprayed on your skin. I watched video on Trifecta Crop Control and I like the fact how the oil blends well with the water so it can evenly sprayed onto the leaves. It definitely killed the spider mites and whatever bugs that are chewing on my rare plants’ leaves. It solved my friend’s thrips problem as well. I definitely love this thing, BUT it is more in a higher price range. $34.97 for a 32 Fl Oz Bottle. It definitely runs down fast. So I had to go to Lowes and purchase Captain Jack Dead Bug since it is more affordable and I can get about 3 bottles for about the same price. Captain Jack DeadBug also kills spider mites, thrips, and lots other pest. Will I buy again? Probably only when there is discount. Maybe not because of the price, if it’s full price. My to go plant’s pest killer: Captain Jack DeadBug because it’s affordable although no fancy smancy smell. Pros: 1) Smells good 2) Oil perfectly mixed with the water which will give even coating on the plant leaves to kill bugs. Cons: 1) More on higher price range. I wish they are more affordable.

First off item arrived from USA to UK in six days way ahead of the 2 week delivery expectation. Secondly this product worked really well on the red spider mite that had attacked my prized flowers. A few mist sprays over three days worked a charm. I used a ratio of 1:63 (Trifecta : water).