Proneem Oil Trabe – 100% Pure Cold-Pressed Neem Insecticide

Proneem Oil Trabe is the ultimate organic defense for your grow, a 100% natural Neem oil extracted by cold pressing to ensure maximum effectiveness against pests while respecting the environment. This powerful bio-insecticide acts as a preventive and curative shield, keeping your plants healthy and free of invaders without using aggressive chemicals that alter the final flavor of your harvest.

Is your crop constantly under attack by annoying bugs?

There is nothing more frustrating than watching your plants grow vigorously, only to find spots on the leaves, spider webs, or insects sucking the life out of them overnight. You put in hours of work, electricity, and nutrients, but pests like red spider mites, thrips, or whiteflies can ruin everything in a matter of days. If you don't act fast, stress will stunt your plants' growth, and using chemical poisons will only leave toxic residues that you definitely don't want to inhale later.

The solution is simpler and more natural than you think: Proneem Oil is your best ally to stop these threats dead in their tracks. By using this systemic and contact product, you create a hostile environment for pests, disrupting their feeding and reproductive cycles, ensuring your plants stay clean and focused on what matters: producing fat, resinous buds.

Your organic shield for a stress-free grow

Incorporating Proneem into your routine changes the game completely. Instead of reacting in panic when you see a bug, you play on the offensive. Being a systemic product (absorbed by the plant) and contact product, it ensures that any insect trying to take a bite out of your crop regrets it immediately. It is one of the most effective insecticides cannabis growers trust for a reason.

Plus, it's not just about killing bugs; it's about quality. Since it is 100% biodegradable and leaves no chemical trace, you guarantee that the final flavor of your flowers remains pure. You won't have to worry about smoking synthetic pesticides. It also provides small amounts of Nitrogen, Phosphorus, and Potassium, so while you protect them, you are giving them a little nutritional push.

How to use Proneem Oil for maximum effectiveness

To get the most out of this wonder of nature, you need to apply it correctly. Neem oil is dense and needs to be emulsified (mixed well) to cover the leaves effectively.

1. Preparation: Mix 3 to 4 ml of Proneem Oil per liter of water. It is highly recommended to use warm water to help it dissolve better.
2. Emulsification: To make the oil mix perfectly with water, add a few drops of potassium soap or a specific wetting agent. Shake vigorously.
3. Application: Pour the mixture into a pump spray bottle and spray the plants thoroughly.
4. Coverage: Make sure to wet both sides of the leaves (top and bottom), as that's where many pests hide.
5. Timing: Always apply just before the lights go out (indoor) or at sunset (outdoor) to avoid the "magnifying glass effect" burning the leaves.
6. Frequency: Use it every 5-7 days as a preventive measure or to treat active pests.
7. Root application: You can also use it in irrigation to fight soil pests and for systemic absorption.

Key advantages and benefits of Proneem Trabe

• Cold-pressed extraction: This feature preserves the Azadirachtin (the active ingredient) intact, which means much higher potency compared to refined oils.
• Systemic action: The plant absorbs the oil and distributes it through its sap, protecting it from the inside against sucking insects.
• 100% Organic and Biodegradable: It decomposes naturally without harming the soil or the ecosystem, allowing you to grow completely organic fertilizers friendly crops.
• Double effect: It works by contact (suffocating the insect) and by ingestion (inhibiting their appetite and reproduction), ensuring the pest is eradicated.
• Fungal protection: Besides insects, it helps prevent the appearance of malicious fungi like powdery mildew or botrytis.

Care, maintenance, and storage

Proneem Oil is a natural fat, which means it tends to solidify at temperatures below 15-20°C (similar to olive oil or coconut oil). If you see it has become a paste or has lumps, don't worry, it's not spoiled. Simply place the bottle in a "bain-marie" (warm water) for a few minutes until it becomes liquid again before mixing.

Store the bottle in a dark, cool, and dry place, away from direct sunlight to preserve its photosensitive properties. Once mixed with water, use it immediately; do not store the mixture for more than 24 hours as it loses effectiveness.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use Proneem Oil during flowering?

It is recommended to use it mainly during the vegetative phase and the first weeks of flowering. Avoid spraying the buds directly once they are formed to prevent altering their flavor or causing moisture issues (fungi) inside the flower.

Does it affect beneficial insects like ladybugs?

Unlike chemical pesticides, Neem is respectful of beneficial fauna if applied correctly (avoiding direct spraying on them), as its main action is by ingestion when the pest attacks the plant.

How long does it take to eliminate the pest?

Neem is not a "knock-down" poison that kills instantly. It acts biologically: insects stop eating and reproducing within hours, and the population dies off in a few days. Be patient and consistent.

Personal Experience of Pevgrow’s CEO (Alan)

I've been using Neem oil since I started growing, and Trabe's Proneem is a staple on my shelf. I've learned that the key is consistency: I don't wait to see bugs. I apply it every week during the vegetative stage as a ritual. This way, the plants enter flowering clean and strong.

A personal trick: I always mix it with a bit of potassium soap. Not only does it help the oil mix with the water, but the soap also softens the exoskeleton of the insects, making the Neem penetrate much better. It's the perfect combo to keep red spider mites at bay without using anything toxic.