How well does this work for peach leaf curl, and how many times should it be applied in the dormant season?
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We have always sprayed around Thanksgiving, again around Christmas and once more around Superbowl in January. We live in Northern California. Sometimes if it is a really wet winter, we spray 4 times but we have been in a drought for the past few years.
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It works well. You have to make sure you pick up any leaves off the ground and if trees are near a fence spray the lower part of the fence. Leaves left on the ground can re-infect the tree since peach leaf curl is a fungus.
570492
I don't know about peach tree's, but it stopped leaf rot on my apple trees and while powdery mildew on my tomatoes.
456648
This product is for very damaged hair, I love it and I recommend you try it.. They say use once a month maybe you should use it twice a month.. Dont leave it on more then 10 or 15 mins. and you need a small spray bottle..
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I purchased this product in the middle of January, and went from using a little bit every time I washed it (my hair was damaged really bad) to once or twice a week by the end of the month. It's now the middle of March and I have right below less than half of product left. I have thick, curly hair like a lion's mane to my shoulder blades, but for me it seems to distribute well, especially when I comb it through after applying. It all depends on how much you scoop out to use. I say scoop out less than what you think, comb through, and if you need more than scoop out more.
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After pruning I drench with a solution 1onz/gallon and spray it as recommended every two weeks to foliage along with a tsp of clear dish soap. The soap helps the solution "stick" to leaves.
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I have applied it within a foot or so of peonies and blackberries with no problems whatsoever. Keep it off the foliage of your berry plants
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You should spray the trees several times when dormant to prevent the leaf curl problem. I don't think that anything would work after the leafs are infected.
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I use it in an ortho hose end dial n spray. I spray at 1 oz per gallon. I just kind of guessed at the setting after reading the extensive directions. However, you might want to start at a more conservative setting for the first use and work your way up to a stronger setting. I have been using it in my hot and dry Southern California garden. I have noticed that some of the diseased plants get yellow leaves that drop before they get better. My impatiens look great and I have seen a big improvement in my entire garden.
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I use half of the recommended use and only once a day. I am seeing great regrowth results. This is a budget tactic for me. This method lasts me 2 to 3 months from 1 bottle. AWSOME !!!
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I'm not sure how it would work on a fruit-bearing citrus tree. I used this product on a Southern Live Oak and it worked really well. In fact, I bought some more. I apply it about four times a year. Initially the leaves of the oak tree were yellow and I could see light-green "veins" on the leaf, which I believe is an indication of iron deficiency. They turned green a few days after the application of this product. Regarding the surfactant, I am not familiar with it, so can't provide any advice about adding it.
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Once a month. I use it to condition and cover gray hair. I do a two step method, covering first with henna and then with indigo to achieve black roots and cherry cola highlighted ends.
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Yes, I have and it worked great. I would recommend using a hgher concentration than on the bottle-- 3 tbls per gallon, not 2. Also, be sure to wet tops and undersides of leaves and you will probably have to reapply to make sure they stay controlled. Lots of luck-- squash bugs are tough to eradicate.
570493
I haven't tried this for peaches...but I'm guessing not. Serenade is a Bacillus subtilis culture, while trichoderma is the recommended anti fungal for peach leaf curl
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I've used this product several times and the only thing I've seen affected are the nats and mosquitoes . I still have butterflies and bumble bees. It worked right away for me and I like to reapply every 3 or 4 weeks. I use one for the backyard and one for the front. I really recommend it!!!
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Actually, Larry, I think if you give the roots a good soak 2 or 3 times a season (up to once a month) I think your trees will branch nicely. I have used it on my baby apple tree planted last fall and it is looking fantastic!
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Well, I must say that after 3 or 4 times, I stopped using this product. I don't have positive or negative things to say, it was just, 'blah' I have since used cold pressed castor oil. I love it. my fine thin hair is really responding, even after the first use. I'm finding that simple, natural things work best for me. I put it on my scalp the night before I wash it. wrap it in a silk scarf (nothing gets on the pillow) and wash in the AM. I wash my hair 2x per week but if I washed everyday, I would still use this 2x per week. Also, I'm seeing some thickening on my edges.
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Hi, Cheryl. My tomato plants were starting to show signs of some kind of disease. Leaves started to curl up and wilt. I sprayed three times, every 4 days. It helped. Now the plants are grown, big, strong and lots of fruits. I used dosage listed on the bottle.