DIY spray neem leaves protect plants from insect / Sabarinah Mohammad Sabarudin, Fd Roy Marcell Ujin and Mohammed Aiman Mat Jusoh

Neem trees have many uses, and the neem tree, the part of fruit seeds, is widely used commercially to extract the oil neem. The neem can be used as a traditional treatment or product, dental, and the most important use for neem products are to fight against crop pests and diseases [1]. Here, the research aims to describe how neem leaves a natural control to help overcome the problem of controlling insects and pests with the economic user. The method to produce the product is using the neem leaves as the main product and mixing the neem leaves with water to do the extraction. After leaving the three days of water neem leaves, add extracted neem with detergent and oil and keep it in the spray bottle. Using a sprayer to apply the neem water straight to the plant. We need to include oil and detergent to ensure that the pesticide sticks to the plant and does not just run off. The role of the detergent is to break down the oil, and the role of the oil is to make it stick to the leaves. In conclusion, the final product of extraction leaves should smell like onion/urea to produce a good extract of water neem.