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Protect your harvest.
Aphids, mites and whiteflies start under the leaves. The ones you see are the small part.

Protect your harvest.Naturally.

Lost Coast Plant Therapy controls aphids, spider mites, whiteflies, thrips and powdery mildew on contact, and you can spray it right up to the day you harvest. Made with natural and organic ingredients and approved for certified organic farms.

Rated 4.8 by 22,000+ growers
Secure checkoutShips from CaliforniaSpray up to harvest day

Approved and certified for organic growing

CCOF approved for organicDemeter Biodynamic approvedClean Green Certified25(b) minimum risk pesticideSafe for beesMade in California
Garden pest signs

Is this whatyou're seeing?

Garden pests are tiny and start under the leaves and in new growth, so most people notice the damage before they notice the bugs.

Clusters on new growth

Clusters on new growth

Curled, twisted leaves

Curled, twisted leaves

Sticky leaves, black film

Sticky leaves, black film

White powder on leaves

White powder on leaves

White flies that scatter

White flies that scatter

Speckles and webbing

Speckles and webbing

Silver streaks

Silver streaks

Tiny eggs under leaves

Tiny eggs under leaves

Not seeing any of these? That's the best time to start.

Most pests start as eggs and tiny nymphs under the leaves, and mildew starts as spores you can't see. By the time you notice clusters, webbing or white powder, they've already spread. Protecting early is always easier than saving a crop.

Spraying Lost Coast Plant Therapy on plants
Meet Lost Coast Plant Therapy

Keep your garden healthywith our natural plant protector.

Lost Coast Plant Therapy is a 3 in 1 natural plant wash and your partner in the garden. One concentrate that controls the pests and powdery mildew that go after your vegetables, herbs and fruit, made with natural and organic ingredients.

  • Controls aphids, spider mites, whiteflies and thrips on contact
  • Controls powdery mildew, mold and botrytis
  • Spray indoors or outdoors, up to the day of harvest
  • Safe for bees, ladybugs and praying mantises when used as directed
4.8 out of 5 from 22,000+ growers

Gardeners can't stop talking about it.

★★★★★Verified
I've been using the products here in MI for 2 years, and it is outstanding both indoors and outdoors as a treatment or preventative, right up to the day of harvest.
@chromad
Michigan grower
★★★★★Verified
Lost Coast Plant Therapy is our most-used and go-to product for protection from pests, both for new plants coming into the garden and for preventative maintenance all year. Highly recommended!
Jason L.
Owner, State 3 Farms
★★★★★Verified
I absolutely love your product! The smell is so pleasant and it works so well! I use it at home as well as bringing it in to my work, I use it on my 1400 starts!
@Leathua_Grows
Grows 1,400 starts

Works on everything you grow.

Vegetables, herbs, berries, fruit, vines and more!

Tomatoes
Cucumbers
Peppers
Zucchini
Squash
Beans
Cabbage
Onions
Strawberries
Melons
Pumpkins
Grapes

The crops you love are their favorite too.

The plants you're most excited to pick are the ones pests find first. Here's what usually shows up, and where to look.

Tomatoes

Tomatoes

Usually bugged by

  • Whiteflies
  • Spider mites
  • Russet mites
  • Aphids

Whiteflies and spider mites hide under the leaves, and russet mites bronze the stems.

Protect my tomatoes
Squash and zucchini

Squash and zucchini

Usually bugged by

  • Powdery mildew
  • Aphids
  • Whiteflies

White powder on the leaves is powdery mildew.

Protect my squash
Kale and greens

Kale and greens

Usually bugged by

  • Aphids
  • Whiteflies
  • Thrips

Aphids pack into the folds of kale and cabbage leaves, the part you want to eat. Catch them before they settle in.

Protect my greens
Strawberries

Strawberries

Usually bugged by

  • Spider mites
  • Aphids
  • Gray mold

Spider mites hide under the leaves, and gray mold can turn berries fuzzy right before they're ready.

Protect my berries
Works on contact

One spray for the pestsgardens get most.

Aphids, spider mites, whiteflies, thrips and russet mites, plus powdery mildew and gray mold. One bottle instead of five.

Aphids
Insect

Aphids

Clusters on kale, peppers, beans and new growth everywhere.

Spider mites
Mite

Spider mites

Speckled, bronzed leaves and webbing on beans, tomatoes and berries.

Whiteflies
Insect

Whiteflies

Clouds of tiny white flies under tomato, squash and kale leaves.

Thrips
Insect

Thrips

Silver streaks on onions, peppers, greens and flowers.

Russet mites
Mite

Russet mites

Bronzed tomato stems and leaves. Use the boosted 2 oz mix.

Mealybugs
Insect

Mealybugs

White cottony fluff on stems, vines and fruit trees.

Fungus gnats
Insect

Fungus gnats

Adult gnats around seed starts, controlled on contact.

Powdery mildew
Disease

Powdery mildew

The white coating on squash, cucumbers, melons and grapes.

Gray mold (botrytis)
Disease

Gray mold (botrytis)

Fuzzy gray mold on strawberries, tomatoes and leaves.

Simple to use.Easy to love.

Just shake, mix and spray!

01Shake well before measuring

Shake well before measuring

Shake thoroughly, then mix 1 oz of concentrate into each gallon of water in your sprayer.

02Shake the sprayer again before using

Shake the sprayer again before using

After mixing the concentrate into clean water, shake the sprayer again before you spray.

03Fully saturate your plants

Fully saturate your plants

Tops and undersides of every leaf, stems and new growth until they glisten.

How Lost Coast Plant Therapy works.

Lost Coast Plant Therapy is a 3 in 1 concentrate made with natural and organic ingredients. It coats soft bodied pests and their eggs on contact so they can't breathe. Because it works physically instead of as a poison, pests can't build resistance to it.

Just shake, mix and spray.

1 ozof concentrate makes 1 gallon of spray
  • Works physically, not as a poisonIt coats pests so they can't breathe, so there's nothing for them to build resistance to.
  • Spray today, pick todayUse it up to the day of harvest when used as directed. No waiting days to pick your tomatoes.
  • Gentle on the good guysSafe for bees, ladybugs and praying mantises when used as directed, and biodegradable.
Independent greenhouse trials

Proven in Cornell trials.Made for your veggie patch.

Up to
96% ±

efficacy against powdery mildew, the white coating that takes out squash, cucumbers and melons, in independent greenhouse trials run with Cornell University's College of Agriculture and Life Sciences.

Up to 95% ± on thripsThe same study showed Up to 95% ± on thrips
Nothing to build resistance toIt coats pests so they can't breathe instead of poisoning them, so it keeps working spray after spray.
Powdery mildew trial plants Powdery mildew on a leaf Aphids on a plant
Get the trial tested formula

Trial figures from independent greenhouse trials with Cornell University's College of Agriculture and Life Sciences.

Early action matters.

It starts on one leaf.Then it's the whole bed.

  1. A few on one plant

    A handful of pests settle under the leaves of one plant.

  2. Colonies build

    Eggs, young and adults stack up on the same plant within days.

  3. Down the row

    They move to the next plant, and the next, until the bed is covered.

  4. harvest takes a hit

    Leaves yellow and drop, plants stall and your harvest shrinks.

Why one spray isn't enough

Garden pests multiply fast.Your plan needs to keep up.

Aphids give birth to live young without mating, and one adult can produce up to 80 young in a week. In warm weather, a newborn aphid can be giving birth itself in 7 to 8 days. Spider mites can finish a generation in under a week.

Coverage reaches the pests there today. Repeat sprays reach what hatches next, and you can still pick that same day.

Get the formula
One aphid. One week. Day 11 aphids

Miss a few under one leaf and the whole plant is covered by next week. Spray daily as the label directs, and pick your harvest the same day.

Up to 80young from one aphid in a week
~1 weekfrom newborn to giving birth in warm weather
0 daysto wait before you pick, as directed
Aphid facts: UC IPM Pest Notes, Aphids. The graphic is an illustration.

Drag to seethe difference.

After treatment Before treatment Before After

Powdery Mildew before and after application. Results vary with coverage and repeat sprays.

One bottle, a whole season

A season of homegrown food.Protected for $32.

$2.66

per gallon of ready to use spray. One 12 oz bottle of concentrate makes 12 gallons.

Protect my garden

What garden pests cost you

  • Kale and peppers covered in aphids right before you pick
  • Squash and cucumber leaves white with powdery mildew by August
  • Tomatoes stalled by whiteflies and spider mites
  • Strawberries the kids were waiting for, gone fuzzy with gray mold
  • A whole summer of work lost in a couple of weeks
  • Spraying something you wouldn't want on your kids' plates

Why gardeners love Lost Coast Plant Therapy.

What matters Hosing offNeem oilInsecticidal soapSynthetic insecticide Lost Coast Plant Therapy
Works on pests and their eggsKnocks some offVariesMostly adultsVariesCoats both
Spray up to harvest dayYesCheck labelCheck labelOften days of waitingYes, as directed
Gentle on bees and ladybugsYesCheck labelCheck labelCheck labelYes, as directed
Keeps working spray after sprayShort termVariesVariesPests adaptWorks physically
Also controls powdery mildewNoSome productsNoNoYes, 3 in 1
Approved for certified organic farmsNot a productSome productsSome productsNoCCOF, Demeter, Clean Green
How it smellsNothing Garlic and sulfur Soapy Chemical Fresh peppermint

Your harvest deserves more than another spray that stops working.

What gardeners report

Pests are stubborn.Gardeners are too.

Backyard gardeners keep Lost Coast Plant Therapy close, both for problems they can see and for those they can prevent.

★★★★★
“Lost Coast Plant Therapy is magic in a bottle. I fought thrips like crazy. My good friend @mogreens_wellness sent me the link to purchase this product 2 years ago and my garden hasn’t had an issue since.”

@red_eyed_veteran

★★★★★
“I have between 100 and 130 tomatoes on a single monster bush. Thanks to Lost Coast Plant Therapy, I beat thrips, aphids and mites this year!”

@dynamo_ig

★★★★★
“Lost Coast Plant Therapy is the reason we had an outdoor harvest this year! Thank you, I do not grow anything without LCPT and I tell everyone who listens about this amazing product!”

@resinvermont

Is this rightfor you?

Made with natural and organic ingredients
Made with natural and organic ingredients

This is for you if

  • You grow vegetables, herbs or fruit you plan to eat
  • You've lost plants to aphids, mites, whiteflies or powdery mildew
  • You want a natural spray you can use around your kids and pets, when used as directed
  • You don't want to wait days after spraying before you can pick
  • You want to protect the bees that pollinate your squash and cucumbers
  • You'd like one bottle for both pests and powdery mildew
The family behind Lost Coast Plant Therapy
From our garden to yours

Made by a familyof organic growers.

For more than 53 years our family has grown organically. When we couldn't find a natural way to protect our own greenhouse plants from pests and disease, we made one. Two years of research and 18 months of testing later, Lost Coast Plant Therapy was born.

Every bottle is made in California.

CCOF approvedCCOF approvedApproved for use in certified organic agriculture
Demeter Biodynamic approvedDemeter Biodynamic approvedApproved for Demeter Biodynamic certified farms
Clean Green CertifiedClean Green CertifiedIndependently certified for sustainable growing
25(b) minimum risk25(b) minimum riskExempt from EPA registration under FIFRA 25(b)
A bee on a flower

Tough on pests.Safe for bees.

Your squash, cucumbers and melons need bees to set fruit. Lost Coast Plant Therapy is safe for bees, ladybugs and praying mantises when used as directed.

Three sizes.One formula.

Each bottle is a concentrate, and 1 oz makes 1 gallon of spray.

Lost Coast Plant Therapy 12 oz

12 oz

Makes 12 gallons of spray
$32$40
Save $8
  • Light to ship, you just add water
  • About $2.66 per gallon of spray
  • Covers pests plus powdery mildew
Get the 12 oz
Most popular
Lost Coast Plant Therapy 32 oz

32 oz

Makes 32 gallons of spray
$72$90
Save $18
  • Lower cost per gallon than the 12 oz
  • About $2.25 per gallon of spray
  • Enough for daily sprays across a big garden
Get the 32 oz
Lost Coast Plant Therapy 1 gallon

1 gallon

Makes 128 gallons of spray
$200$250
Save $50
  • Best value, about $1.56 per gallon
  • Built for backpack and tank sprayers
  • Spray up to harvest day, as directed
Get the 1 gallon
Lost Coast Plant Therapy 4 oz

Just one raised bed?

Try our 4 oz size. It makes 4 gallons of spray, about $2.50 per gallon.

Get the 4 oz
Secure checkoutDelivered in 5 to 7 business days nationwideMade with natural and organic ingredients

Real gardens.Real results.

★★★★★Verified
Hands down the best and only pest management I use in my garden. I hear all kinds of issues with pests in Hawaii and none use Lost Coast Plant Therapy. Once people try it, they will never go back to anything else.
@chadfishinghawaii
Commercial grower
★★★★★Verified
I've sprayed everything twice now, the PM is virtually gone and I haven't seen an aphid since. You just got a lifetime customer!
@steeleydan83
Verified review
★★★★★Verified
I haven’t seen a single soil gnat, let alone any spider mites or powdery mildew in my garden for the last 2 rounds thanks to IPM provided by Lost Coast Plant Therapy!
@nikka_t
Verified review

As featured in

AG SourceHorti DailyFarm magazineGarden Saver magazineGreenhouse CanadaScience magazineHorticulture magazineGHP magazine

Questionsbefore you buy.

Yes. Lost Coast Plant Therapy may be used up to the day of harvest when used as directed, so there's no waiting days to pick your tomatoes or greens. Rinse your produce as you normally would, and always read and follow the label.

It's made with natural and organic ingredients and can be used in gardens with kids and pets when used as directed.

Lost Coast Plant Therapy does not harm bees, ladybugs or praying mantises when used as directed. It works only on contact with soft bodied pests and their eggs, and it is biodegradable.

On contact, it controls aphids, spider mites, russet mites, whiteflies, thrips and mealybugs, along with their larvae and eggs, plus adult fungus gnats. It also controls powdery mildew, mold and botrytis (gray mold) on leaf surfaces.

Yes. It controls powdery mildew on contact. Spray daily for 1 to 3 days, then as needed, covering the tops and undersides of the leaves. Independent Cornell trials showed up to 96% +/- efficacy against powdery mildew.

For spider mites, thrips and whiteflies, spray daily for 3 to 5 days, then as needed. For aphids, spray daily for about a week, then as needed. For powdery mildew, daily for 1 to 3 days, then as needed. Each time, soak the leaf undersides, stems and new growth.

Early morning or early evening, at 80°F or below. Avoid spraying in the heat of the day or in strong direct sun. Always test on one plant first.

Yes. It's approved for use by California Certified Organic Farmers (CCOF), listed as an approved input for Demeter Biodynamic farms in the USA, and Clean Green Certified. It's a minimum risk pesticide, exempt from EPA registration under FIFRA 25(b).

Every size is the same concentrate, and 1 oz makes 1 gallon of spray. The 12 oz makes 12 gallons and suits a few raised beds. The 32 oz makes 32 gallons for a full backyard garden at a lower cost per gallon, and it is our most popular size. The 1 gallon makes 128 gallons for market gardens and backpack or tank sprayers.

Your garden can looklike this again.

$72$9032 oz, makes 32 gallons of spray
Secure checkoutShips from CaliforniaSpray up to harvest day
Garden pests breed fastest in summer heat. Every day you wait, more eggs hatch.
A healthy, clean garden