How often should I use it to prevent/treat mold in soil of house plants?
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Try one application and if that gets rid of the mold, then re-apply only when there is a new growth of mold.
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The instructions are on the bottle, it all depends what your growing medium is. If its dirt its about once a week or a little longer. Never use the recommended strength, always start with half strength then work your way up different plants have different needs. If the plant is too green or growing too fast "long skinny stems" then cut back and if its too bad flush your plant with a lot of water then start with a lower strength.
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I would say that you have a high humidity issue. Watering too often and high temperatures can be deadly combinations. Here is a link that might help. Everything depends on the environment and if water is standing after watering this too can cause mold if the humidity is high. Here's the link. I hope this helps! Best of Luck! http://www.ehow.com/way_5269080_house-plants-remove-mold.html
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I have used this on my apple trees early in the morning. This was after flowering, it was in treatment of rust. The neem oil was effective, but a temporary solution. I ended up removing all of the cedar from the property as a more permanent solution. This neem oil is highly effective in controlling garden pests, mold, fungus, etc. We've been extremely impressed!
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Mine is just fine...I live in California and the weather is warm then it's cold...In the instructions, it says to change the water every 3 days...so i clean the container and add fresh water every 3-4 days and that keeps the mold from growing...hope this idea works for you...
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I do not have any links for you but my conclusion is that it IS safe to use. I used it in my raised veg beds after I noticed grubs. Grubs gone. Worms did not seem to be affected at all. Good luck. PS. I don't think this product has any shelf life after opening. I used the rest on my lawn. Wear a mask! You do not want to breath in the spores.
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I agree with Richard W. We have been using it for about a year now and it just makes the house smell clean. I'm allergic to molds and this has helped immensely! You still need a good filter but this removes the "living" stuff.
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It could help, I've used mine in a small green house I made to help keep the soil temperature up, it does not keep too much moisture it stays dry enough to grow in. I'm sure this would work another option is call a vapor barrier that would help water proofing with out the insulation it is often used in home and basements to keep mold from growing. Hope this helps.
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Apply 2 tablespoons every two months. Just scratch it in on top of the soil under your plant. Good luck! This has worked very well for my hibiscus.
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Suffer kills mold . Neem oil is good and there's a home remedy of baking soda that works well
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Specifically I purchased it originally for my orchids. I now water all my plant with the fertilizer about every 3 or 4 waterings. I water my plants approximately once a week.
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Actually, the little devils are a terror. I borough some potted plants in from the greenhouse and with in a week or so...they had exploded! if, your gnats are inside on your plants, change and re-pot your plants new pots and all, wash the plant it's self with an insecticide soap, leave them to their self, as you will need to watch and re spray again, till your sure that you have captured the little ones. As for your question...Spectracide Triazcide is a stronger chemical for out door use, lawns and scrubs...I used it for my entire back gardens, NOTE keep children, frogs, fish from exposure. A very fine mist with an extended wand so that you can get upper and lower leaves, kills, molds, grubs, ants, just about everything that crawls, again as this needs several applications, as the bugs are happy making new ones, I only needed 2 applications, Also, I had a brown spot and kept growing, no animals either, I sprayed a very fine mist on the spot and within a week or so, it is gone and not returned. a fungus? I assume. Hope this helps you, any questions just ask. Brenda
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Depending on rain, I usually reapply once every two months. But it depends on your neighborhood, rainfall, etc. I do add Gordon's Spreader Sticker to the bottle (one tablespoon) to help it adhere and stay water fast longer. This is part of my every two to three month regimen of spraying my foundation about two feet up on the wall and two feet into the lawn and landscape. Bugs can't crawl into your home that way and you don't have to worry about spraying chemicals on the inside. It's also great to spray generously around garage door openings, window sills, etc where you don't want easy access for insects.
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I live in FL where it is very humid and it works fine. Just make sure you rinse well and use Grapeseed Extract to prevent mold.
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Test your soil first to see what it needs. In general this is a good product for protecting all roses from pests and fungus.Some areas will not allow its use due to runoff causing environmental problems.
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actually is good solution for the fungus and disease control,i spray for my phlox and roses,specially for the phlox and all summer they was healthy,i didnt sea any different about soil
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You need to use a fungicide (available at any garden supply store or Nursery) that you spray on the rose bush before the humid weather sets in. Repeat application every 2 - 4 weeks as conditions dictate.