i have read it is a excellent product to kill pest with organic products.
Not sure I agree with this, it’s kind of pricey for what it is. I do like sns244 as a fungicide just because I enjoy the smell of thyme, but truthfully this stuff can be done up as DIY for a lot cheaper.
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neem or tomato and capasin sprays work better wonders than any “organicide” I’ve ever come across
the last store bought organic pesticide was basically straight fish emulsion… stinky stuff… no one needs rotten fish kush or dank nether region OG lol
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you give me a like for post j amnot a diy person care to share some diy.pest killer or prevention.
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Well, for instance the sns244 is nothing but thyme so that’s an easy one.
Google is our friend…maybe 
A simple search on the keywords "diy zero tolerance " brings up this link.
https://www.reddit.com/r/microgrowery/comments/2is3x5/diy_zero_tolerance/
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Very few of their products actually KILLS but more of a preventative.
Have used their SNS-209 for over a year now and not seen a spider mite
in my cabinet. Also using cilantro and other natural IPM measures.
This one is a combination of Rosemary extracts and oils.
Used the SNS-203 soil drench (rosemary & clove) for gnats but it really
only knocked them down a while and had to keep the BTI routine.
Yes their cost is a bit high on their gallons ($100 +) and pint $24
but they have concentrate packs for quick one time application.
Used as recommended have no problem in organic gardens.
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Rosemary oil is not nice to insect eggs.
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