-Neem Cake Powder – 1 Kg Pack – MGSS3026

Description

Neem Cake Powder – MGSS3026

 

Price: 140 Taka per Kg

 

What is Neem Cake Powder?

Neem Cake Powder is the residue left after extracting oil from neem seeds (kernels) of the neem tree. It is an organic fertilizer and soil amendment made from seeds of Neem.

It works as:

• Organic fertilizer
• Soil conditioner
• Mild pest suppressor
• Nematode management material
• Microbial stimulant

Benefits in gardening & agriculture

 Supplies nutrients gradually

Unlike chemical fertilizers, neem cake releases nutrients slowly.

Benefits:

• Reduces nutrient leaching
• Feeds plants for weeks
• Reduces fertilizer burn risk
• Improves nutrient use efficiency

Improves soil structure

Regular use:

• Increases soil porosity
• Improves aeration
• Improves water retention
• Reduces compaction
• Encourages root growth

Very useful in Dhaka rooftop containers where potting media dries quickly.

Controls soil pests

Neem compounds suppress:

• Root-knot nematodes
• White grubs
• Termites
• Soil maggots
• Certain fungal pathogens

Active compounds:

• Azadirachtin
• Salannin
• Nimbin
• Meliantriol

Reduces fungal disease pressure

Helps suppress:

• Root rot
• Damping-off
• Fusarium
• Pythium

Not a fungicide replacement, but reduces disease pressure.

Improves beneficial microbes

Neem cake supports:

• Nitrogen-fixing bacteria
• Beneficial fungi
• Earthworms

Soil becomes biologically active.

Reduces nitrogen loss

When used with urea:

Neem compounds slow nitrification.

Benefits:

• Less nitrogen loss
• Better uptake
• Longer nutrient availability

Safe for long-term use

• Organic
• Eco-friendly
• Low toxicity
• Safe for vegetables

Application rates (field agriculture)

Vegetables: 250–500 kg/acre

Fruit orchards: 1–5 kg/tree

Young tree: 1–2 kg

Mature tree: 3–5 kg

Nursery seedlings: 100–200 g per planting pit

Container gardening:: 10–150 g depending on pot size

Best method to use

Method 1: Mix into soil before planting (best)

Mix with potting media:

1–2 weeks before planting.

Advantages:

• Nutrient release starts early
• Improves microbial activity

Method 2: Top dressing

Apply around root zone:

• Scratch soil surface
• Add neem cake
• Cover lightly
• Water thoroughly

Method 3: Fermented liquid extract

For quick action:

1 kg Neem Cake

10–15 L water

Ferment:

3–5 days

Strain and dilute.

Use as soil drench.

Method 4: Mix with compost

Combine:

Neem cake + vermicompost + cow dung

Produces enriched organic fertilizer.

Suitable crops

Vegetables

• Tomato
• Brinjal
• Chili
• Okra
• Cucumber
• Spinach
• Cabbage
• Cauliflower
• Beans

Flowers

• Rose
• Marigold
• Petunia
• Dahlia
• Chrysanthemum

Fruit plants

• Mango
• Guava
• Lemon
• Papaya
• Dragon fruit

Houseplants

• Pothos
• Monstera
• Areca palm
• Snake plant

Herbs

• Basil
• Mint
• Coriander

Nutrient contents (%)

Typical values vary by extraction method.

• Nitrogen (N): 2–5%
• Phosphorus (P₂O₅): 0.5–1%
• Potassium (K₂O): 1–2%
• Calcium: 0.5–3%
• Magnesium: 0.3–1%
• Sulfur: 0.2–1%
• Organic carbon: 35–50%
• C:N ratio:
• approximately 15–20:1

Chemical formula

Neem Cake is not a pure compound.

It has no single chemical formula.

It is a complex organic mixture containing:

• Cellulose: (C6H10O5)n
• Proteins
• Lipids
• Terpenoids
• Lignin
• Organic nitrogen compounds

Chemical contents present

Approximate composition:

Organic matter: 70–80%

Crude protein: 15–25%

Crude fiber: 8–18%

Oil residue: 5–12%

Ash: 8–12%

Azadirachtin:
0.03–0.6%

Nimbin:
0.1–0.4%

Salannin:
0.3–1%

Moisture:
5–10%

How it is produced

Production steps:

1. Neem fruits harvested
2. Pulp removed
3. Seeds dried
4. Kernels separated
5. Oil extracted

Extraction methods:

• Cold pressing
• Expeller pressing
• Solvent extraction

6. Remaining cake crushed
7. Powdered and packed

Cold-pressed neem cake usually has higher biological activity.

Other uses beyond gardening

Livestock bedding additive

Reduces parasites.

Grain storage

Traditional use against insects.

Soil remediation

Can improve degraded soil.

Compost enhancer

Speeds compost biological activity.

Waste treatment

Can reduce odor and improve microbial balance.

Container application guide for Bangladesh climate

For Dhaka rooftop conditions:

Apply every: 30–45 days

Rainy season: 45–60 days

• Heavy rain speeds nutrient loss but excessive moisture may cause decomposition faster.
• Always apply after watering or on moist soil.

Dilution recipe for liquid drench

1. 1 kg neem cake + 10 L water
2. Ferment 3–5 days
3. Strain

Then dilute:

1. One part extract : Five parts water
2. Use around roots only.
3. Pot-wise application chart (suggested)

Application method for containers

Step 1

Remove upper 1–2 inches soil.

Step 2

Spread neem cake evenly.

Step 3

Mix lightly.

Step 4

Cover soil.

Step 5

Water thoroughly.

Neem cake combines very effectively with:

• Vermicompost
• Mustard Cake Powder
• Bone Meal
• Trichocompost
• Cow dung compost

 

 

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