A ganodermic beast affected by neem oil.
Neem oil is made by squishing a neem drupe while having an empty jug in your inventory. There are several vines throughout the top level of the dungeon to allow players to collect drupes. Once a drupe has been squished into a jug, all further drupes are automatically squished.
The oil is stackable within the jug. The "Check" option is used to see how many doses of neem oil there are, as the appearance of the jug does not change according to the amount of oil stored in it. The jug can hold up to 2000 neem oil.
It can be used by using the "Sprinkle" option on the jug when near a monster in the Polypore Dungeon - the target will be selected automatically based on proximity. When used on a target, the player runs towards it before splashing the oil on them, causing the monster to hiss and damage their spores.This severely weakens the monster, reducing their max hit by 50%, lowers their Defence, reduces their attack speed and prevents them from infecting the player with fungi. For grifolic monsters, it disables their magic attack. Neem oil lasts for 20 seconds, after which the monster's spores are repaired.
If the "Sprinkle" option is used when no possible targets are nearby, nothing will happen and the player will be notified. "Nearby" is defined by within 6 squares of the player in any direction. For example, a Ganodermic runt three squares north and three squares east of the player could be sprinkled in this manner, while one seven squares south could not.
When using against grifolic and ganodermic creatures, players will be unable to receive their respective flakes until they have the required Slayer level to harm them. If they do not have the required Slayer level, players will only receive Fungal flakes instead of their respective flakes.
Rewards[]
| Item | Quantity | Rarity | GE price | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 | Neem drupe | 1–2 | Common | Not sold |
 | Fungal flake | 1–2 | Common | 7–14 |
 | Grifolic flake | 1–2 | Uncommon | 423–846 |
 | Ganodermic flake | 1–2 | Uncommon | 413–826 |
 | Polypore spore | 1–2 | Common | 4–8 |
 | Vial of water | 1 | Common | 96 |
 | Eye of newt | 1 | Common | 10 |
 | Swamp tar | 1–3 | Uncommon | 115–345 |
 | Grimy guam | 1 | Rare | 709 |
 | Grimy marrentill | 1 | Rare | 2,307 |
 | Grimy tarromin | 1 | Rare | 105 |
 | Grimy harralander | 1 | Rare | 741 |
 | Grimy ranarr | 1 | Rare | 1,860 |
 | Grimy avantoe | 1 | Rare | 1,043 |
 | Grimy irit | 1 | Rare | 5,008 |
 | Grimy kwuarm | 1 | Rare | 11,782 |
 | Grimy lantadyme | 1 | Rare | 7,551 |
 | Grimy dwarf weed | 1 | Rare | 8,476 |
Disassembly[]
| Disassembly XP | 0.1 |
|---|---|
| Item quantity required | 1 |
| Material count | 1 |
| Base junk chance | 98.9% |
| Possible materials | |
| Often | |
 Simple parts | 99% |
| Rarely | |
 Variable components | 1% |
The materials given by a jug of neem oil are unaffected by the number of doses.
Trivia[]
- Despite being called "A natural fungicide", it cannot finish off mutated zygomites like normal Fungicide.
- In the real world, neem oil is known for its ability to kill a skin mite known as scabies, and many other skin afflictions.
Jugs | |
|---|---|
| Jugs | |
| Quest jugs |
 Empty jug 1/3rds full jug 2/3rds full jug Full jug Frozen jug Jug of vinegar Spiced wine |
