How long is this prooduct effective before another coat of spray is needed? In other words, how often will I have to spray my plants to protect them?
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Days to wait to harvest after spraying = 7, Days to wait to reapply (if needed) = 7, Maximum applications per season = 4-5 (depending on plant)
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I am being honest I think the product stinks. I have been spraying and spraying and I still have bugs in pots of plants of veggies.
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The reapplication time is dependent on the plants being treated; follow the label instructions for specific plants. For flowers and ornamentals, reapply every 7 days, as needed, with a maximum of 5 applications.
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It depends on how often you use the product. I use about three to four sprays per go and that will last me about twenty days of regular use.
644920
I've been using it on six orchids, spraying them once a week and I still have half bottle left. Great product...will reorder for sure. Not sure how long it will last for you. Depends how much you use when you spray. I spray soil, leaves and foliage as directed. I have 30 blooms, 12 babies ready to open and 13 in the womb.
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I used it 2 times 14 days apart and still have not seen any powder mildew whatsoever and its been about 8 months since ive used for the 1st time. Im only looking to use it once a year as long as im not bringing in plants from an outside source into my garden and so far im on track with that
325802
I simply sprayed it on and let it work. I will re-spray some areas this Spring. It does take patience (some six months) to see results.
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I think the key thing is to use it consistently, and in the proper pattern. and in accordance to your weather In my case, in the fall, I need to ensure the immediate 20' surrounding my house is covered at least every month, to keep them from tunneling under porch and hibernating there. (I have 2 acres of yard and am in Zone 7, so I have to sacrifice some parts during the year and winter months) In the spring (as soon as you see activity in the perimeter), start your dosing, if they have infiltrated close, drive them out by doing a 10-20' perimeter closest to your house/center of the lawn week 1, the next band (21-40') the next week, and then band 41-60' etc to your edge perimeter. If that works, then you can just treat that outer perimeter every month-6weeks for the rest of the year. This worked well for me this year. If you get a lot of rain, you may need to tighten your dosing windows, but 4-6 weeks the oil should last given ~1" of rain/watering a week.
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I use about once every two weeks. Use depends on how often your counter tops are used and wiped down.It really makes the counter tops shine. I like the spray bottle better than the old bottle ,which was a heavy paste. I have been using this for years to keep my counter tops looking new.
1229294
I use 2 ml per gallon and it knocks out powdery mildew. It's better to dip your plants if possible to get complete coverage.
106400
sprayed it liberally and had protection for a week. Second application was good for 2 weeks. Not partly garlic - strongly garlic for few hours after application.
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It is primarily meant for outside. You should only have to reapply about once a month unless you really get a deluge or downpour. I use the same brand but for deer to keep them from eating my hostas, and I usually reapply every 3-4 weeks unless it storms.
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I see no reason to be concerned about how long you keep the spray or how fast you use it. Because I spray our bedding daily, my bottle last approximately two months. I did notice that the fine spray works best. That covers more area. I do not see a problem, even if you had it for a longer period of time before using it up. Stringbean
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When my plants are about 12 inches tall, I spray them every two weeks. Never on extremely hot days or right before you expect rain. We've had early blight last few years but last year I did well with spraying the plants with the bionide copper spray.
913333
I have 10+ acres that I put on selected plants, so I can't say as to what area can be covered. I have used almost the 6 lbs in about several weeks in doing it selectedly. This product is supposed to last longer than other products, there for one is not applying as often. And that seems to be the case so far. Hope this helps you.
95348
May I assume that either at 100 ppm or 250 ppm only a one-time spray is needed? Then I wait. :-) Thanks.
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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. 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... » Read More 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. « Show Less
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Hi Audrey, I spray it around them. This product is remarkable. I also purchase the concentrate, make it up in a bucket and pour it around all my plants and flowers. In early spring, I pour as soon as I see the smallest amount of green on my daffodils, crocus, hyacinths, etc, even if there is snow on the ground. For three years, my daffodils have survived the multitude of deer in my area. Remember to reapply by bucket about once a month. My lilies have survived rabbits as well with this product. I hope that helps!Perri
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I used Shake Away last summer and it did repel the deer. But although it is somewhat rainproof, it did need to be re-applied fairly often. Considering the net expense for year round application, I switched to a homemade formula of two eggs, half a cup of whole milk, a tablespoon of Dawn, a tablespoon of vegetable oil, and a generous splash of red hot sauce. Mixed in a blender for 1 minute and shaken in a one gallon tank sprayer with 1 gallon of water and sprayed on leaves, it works just as well and costs considerably less. Should be reapplied after any heavy rain. This mix works even better if left to sit outside in the sprayer for a day or two before use. Smell in area after spraying is negligible. I protect red tips, hosta and lantana with it.