That's hard to say for sure. I would not use it. I'd say you're taking a risk applying that. The wrong kind of oils can suffocate your plants. You are much much better off just going to your local hardware/garden store and getting some products made specifically for roses/tomatoes. There are plenty of neem oils and/or cotton seed oils available that are inexpensive. Why not just use those. If a few applications of neem oil don't cut it, just get a few ML's of florimite from your hydro store.I have a product from a pet store for use on reptiles its called Nature Zone Benson & Sons snake oil and reptile polish.Ingredients contain Safflower oil,Sweet Almond oil,Wheat Germ oil,Avocado oil,Tea Tree oil,and last but definitely not last Neem oil.Which is what I need against Mites.Please tell me if it is ok to use this product on my plant, if so best way to apply it.My only concern is the tree oil.Appreciate any and all feedback.
Jules Vern
Garlic powder in a liquid also has the added benefit of being a deer repellent (to an extent, if the deer are desperate it won't stop them)Dan Kone was right dont do it! try this i got it out of jorges grow bible: get some garlic powder (no garlic salt) hot sauce, lemon juice about a teaspoon each mix with a quart of water mix and spray onto the leaves. repeat 2-3 times a week until they are gone should only take a week or 2 dependin on how bad the infestation. its cheap, all natural, and wont stunt the growth hope that helps u my dude