Keep your Monstera, Alocasia, orchids, and every houseplant in your home healthy and pest-free. Lost Coast Plant Therapy controls powdery mildew, thrips, spider mites, mealybugs, aphids, whiteflies, and fungus gnats on contact.
Approved and certified for organic growing
CCOF approved for organic
Demeter Biodynamic approved
Clean Green Certified
25(b) minimum risk pesticide
Safe for bees
Made in CaliforniaHouseplant pests are tiny and hide under leaves, in new growth and in the soil, so most people notice the damage before they notice the bugs.
Most pests start as eggs and tiny nymphs you can't see, and mildew starts as spores you can't see either. By the time you notice webbing, fluff or streaks, they've already spread. Spraying on a schedule is always easier than a rescue.
Lost Coast Plant Therapy is a 3 in 1 natural plant wash. One concentrate that controls houseplant pests, their eggs and powdery mildew on contact, made with natural and organic ingredients and a fresh peppermint scent.
I sprayed all my plants last night. They were all looking happy this morning with zero signs of stress, plus it has a very therapeutic peppermint smell! Bugs do not feed on plant material with the solution on it. This is a winner and worth every penny!
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!
My plants were looking pretty sad before I sprayed them with Lost Coast Plant Therapy. Now they're looking happy again! Bright green leaves and healthy. Worth the investment for my plants.
Tropicals, aroids, succulents, orchids, ferns, kitchen herbs, and more!
Monstera
Pothos
Philodendron
Fiddle leaf fig
Snake plant
ZZ plant
Orchids
Calathea
Rubber plant
Bird of paradise
Spider plant
Chinese money plantThe plants everyone wants are the ones pests love most. Big tender leaves, tight new growth and leaf joints give them plenty of places to hide.
Usually bugged by
Silvery patches and scarred new leaves are classic thrips. Check the backs of leaves.
Protect my Monstera
Usually bugged by
Known as a spider mite magnet, especially in dry winter air. Look for fine webbing and speckled leaves.
Protect my Alocasia
Usually bugged by
Mealybugs and scale hide at leaf bases and along flower spikes. Spray the leaves and spikes, and don't let water sit in the crown.
Protect my orchids
Usually bugged by
Big leaves mean big hiding spots. Brown bumps on stems or sticky leaves usually point to scale.
Protect my fiddle leafPlump leaves and tight rosettes make perfect hiding spots. Pests tuck in where you can't see them, and the dry, sunny spots succulents love are exactly what spider mites love too.
White, cottony mealybugs tuck into the center where new leaves form.
Mealybugs and scale cling where leaves meet the stem.
Aphids crowd onto fresh bloom stalks and buds.
Spider mites leave pale speckles and fine webbing.
Succulent tip: spray, then tip the pot so no water sits in the rosette.
Protect my succulentsThrips, spider mites, mealybugs, aphids, whiteflies, scale and fungus gnats, plus powdery mildew and mold. One bottle instead of five.
Silver streaks and black specks on Monstera, Alocasia and ficus.
Fine webbing and speckled leaves, worst in dry winter air.
White cottony fluff on hoyas, succulents, orchids and ficus.
Green or black clusters on new growth, with sticky leaves below.
Tiny white flies that burst up when you move the plant.
Adult gnats controlled on contact. Spray the soil surface too.
Brown bumps on stems. Best controlled young, before the shell hardens.
Too small to see without a magnifier. Use the boosted 2 oz mix.
White powder on leaves, plus mold and botrytis on the leaf surface.
Just shake, mix, and spray! Works on all types of plants and all sizes of gardens!
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.
efficacy against thrips, the pest behind those silvery Monstera leaves, in independent greenhouse trials run with Cornell University's College of Agriculture and Life Sciences.
It starts with one plant.Then it's the whole shelf.
Indoors, plants sit close together and pests move easily from leaf to leaf. Catch it on one plant and you protect all the others.
A new plant or cutting comes home with a few hidden hitchhikers.
They feed under leaves and in new growth, the places you don't look.
Mites, thrips and whiteflies spread to the plants touching it.
Sticky leaves, webbing and yellowing show up across your collection.
No rain to knock them off. No ladybugs or birds to eat them. Warm rooms all year, and dry air from the heater in winter, which spider mites love.
Coverage reaches the pests there today. Repeat sprays reach what hatches next.
Get the formulaper gallon of ready to use spray. One 12 oz bottle makes 12 gallons, enough to refill a 32 oz spray bottle 48 times.
Protect my plants| What matters | Wiping leaves | Neem oil | Insecticidal soap | Systemic granules | Lost Coast Plant Therapy |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Controls pests on contact | One leaf at a time | Varies | Varies | Works through roots | Coats pests and eggs |
| Keeps working spray after spray | Short term | Varies | Varies | Varies | Works physically |
| Pleasant to use indoors | Yes | Garlic and sulfur smell | Soapy | Check label | Fresh peppermint |
| OK on kitchen herbs | Yes | Check label | Check label | Check label | Yes, as directed |
| Also controls powdery mildew | No | Some products | No | No | Yes, 3 in 1 |
| Approved for certified organic farms | Not a product | Some products | Some products | No | CCOF, Demeter, Clean Green |
Your plants deserve more than another spray that stops working.
Plant parents keep Lost Coast Plant Therapy next to the watering can, both for problems they can see and for those they want to prevent.
“The best product. I’ve been using Lost Coast Plant Therapy for 2 years. I mostly use as a preventative and spray once a week”
@billy_smith
“Our most-used and go-to product for protection from pests, both for new plants coming in and for preventative maintenance all year.”
Jason L., Owner, State 3 Farms
“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
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 approvedApproved for use in certified organic agriculture
Demeter Biodynamic approvedApproved for Demeter Biodynamic certified farms
Clean Green CertifiedIndependently certified for sustainable growing
25(b) minimum riskExempt from EPA registration under FIFRA 25(b)
Spray it right in the living room. It smells like fresh peppermint, and you can use it around kids and pets when used as directed.
Each bottle is a concentrate. 1 oz makes 1 gallon of spray, enough to refill a 32 oz spray bottle 4 times.
I have used Lost Coast Plant Therapy for years now. I’ve had spider mites and aphids, got rid of the adults as well as the eggs. I use it as a preventative and my crop is squeaky clean. Works great on powdery mildew too.
I haven’t seen a single soil gnat, let alone any spider mites or powdery mildew on my plants thanks to Lost Coast Plant Therapy!
We love plant therapy. It works great for so many reasons. Smells amazing too. It’s like aroma therapy. Employees fight over who gets to foliar spray it because of the relaxing effect it has when used.
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Yes! It's made with natural and organic ingredients and smells like fresh peppermint, so there's no harsh chemical smell hanging around your home, and there's no waiting period to re-enter the room.
Yes, it's made with natural and organic ingredients and can be used in homes with kids and pets when used as directed.
On contact, it controls thrips, spider mites, russet mites, mealybugs, aphids and whiteflies, along with their larvae and eggs. It also controls adult fungus gnats and helps control scale insects, which are easiest to reach while young. Plus it controls powdery mildew, mold and botrytis on leaf surfaces.
The label rate is 1 oz of concentrate per gallon of water. Shake the concentrate before measuring, and shake the sprayer as you go.
For thrips, spider mites and whiteflies, spray daily for 3 to 5 days, then as needed. For aphids, spray daily for about a week, then as needed. Each time, cover the tops and undersides of the leaves, the stems and the new growth until they glisten.
It controls adult fungus gnats on contact. Spray the soil surface, the pot edges and the lower stems, and you can also use it as a soil drench at the same rate. Gnat larvae live in wet soil, so let the top of the soil dry out between waterings too.
Always test on one plant first, as the label says, especially on delicate or thin leaves. Spray under low light, never above 80°F, and let the leaves dry before bright light returns.
It's a smart habit! Many houseplant pests come home on new plants. Check under the leaves, keep the new plant apart for a couple of weeks, and give it a full spray before it moves next to the rest of your collection.
No spray can repair leaves that were already damaged, so old spots and streaks will stay. Judge progress by the new growth. When new leaves come in clean and you find fewer pests, you're on track.
Every size is the same concentrate. The 4 oz makes 4 gallons, about 16 refills of a 32 oz spray bottle, which is plenty for a few plants. The 12 oz is our most popular size and makes about 48 refills, plenty for a plant shelf or a few rooms. The 32 oz makes about 128 refills and is the better value for a home full of plants.
Lost Coast Plant Therapy is a minimum risk pesticide exempt from EPA registration under FIFRA 25(b). Use only as directed on the label. Individual results vary with coverage and conditions.
Every size is the same concentrate. 1 oz makes 1 gallon of spray.
12 ozMost popular🪴 A plant shelf or a few rooms. Makes 12 gallons of spray.
$32
4 oz🌱 A few favorite plants. Makes 4 gallons of spray.
$10
32 oz🏡 A plant-filled home. Makes 32 gallons of spray.
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