Living Tribunal
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When you put this on your hose, you can set the pressure with your faucet, I had no problems getting the whole thing drenched in like 2 minutes or less.
I’ll definitely check that out!
When you put this on your hose, you can set the pressure with your faucet, I had no problems getting the whole thing drenched in like 2 minutes or less.
I use the granular formula of this, but still spray for infestations, and fungal if it gets bad (too much rain here lately) as the bugs have to ingest the leaves a bit before it will kill them. So if the outbreak is bad it's good practice to do an additional spray of insecticidal soap or some foliar spray such as the product we've been discussing. I have not used this liquid as a drench, I can't imagine that it would last as long as granular as we water so often, and our open substrate. Also I don't count on it it actually last 12 months even with granular.I just used this for the first time. Anyone have good or bad to say about it? 1/3 tbl spoon to a gal will last me a lifetime. Pour it on the roots. I did spray a couple test trees of little consequence just to see...
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I never had mites in PA. They like warm dry weather and hate humidity.
Most of the time true but this week I had to spray outside, had pines, flowering quince and azaleas all with mites. First time for me. Usually only get mites indoors over winter.
And we have been much wetter than normal.
Might Read thisI just used this for the first time. Anyone have good or bad to say about it? 1/3 tbl spoon to a gal will last me a lifetime. Pour it on the roots. I did spray a couple test trees of little consequence just to see...
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Good read. Thanks. I guess I could have sprayed more of them but I drenched all the roots.
I'm doing it all wrong!I wouldn’t spray this in sun you do it early morning or after sun is starting to shade so it has about 45 minutes to dry first , you don’t spray it till it drips either just a fine mist over everything with a pump sprayer
I actually got this liquid formulation, so I could do soil drench in the summer. I read the instructions, and wanted to alert everyone that this should not be used on any Tillia species. Don't know what makes them different, but the directions specifically call it out not to use on Lindens.I just used this for the first time. Anyone have good or bad to say about it? 1/3 tbl spoon to a gal will last me a lifetime. Pour it on the roots. I did spray a couple test trees of little consequence just to see...
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