Has Anyone Used Phyton 35?

[Mellow Mullet]

I've used Phyton-27 a couple times this year, most recently on a JM I found in the "Dead Plants Only" bin @ Lowes. I probably should've used it on some pines this year.

Did it help?

 

[sorce]

Yeah....oil pan is too big!

Well....
Like 14 1/2 round is max.

I like that serissa.

Sorce

 

[bwaynef]

Did it help?

The JMaple is dormant and only been in my yard maybe 2 weeks. I don't recall any fungal issues on the maples I sprayed it on earlier this year. Should've used it on some of my pines.

 

[erb.75]

@erb.75 has used it and seems to have had good results. I used it a while, but not sure if it saved a maple or not. I'd use it again though to prevent disease.

ya, it saved my big j. maple

 

[Dave704]

I have used Phyton 27 (previous version of 35) for decades, for bacterial soft rot on Iris. Found it to be the only thing that worked for me on Pine red ring needle blight which needs a different Copper salt than the usual stuff for needle cast. Phyton is also systemic. Looks like the 35 moves faster so it can be used on fruit trees. I will check out when my liter of 27 runs out in 10 years as I usually spray 2 doses of 1/2 strength(2x 1/2 strength does not discolor iris foliage but full strength does) and if I remember full strength is 1 to 1.5 teaspoons/ gallon