Is this applied as a root drench? Or as a foliar spray?
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i assume you could use it as a root drench but its just applied in the standard feed like you would with the Teas check out advanced nutrients website they have a calculator you can use even if you dont use the rest of there products it will help give you a rough idea of what time in your cycle to use each product. Its also on the bottle :). First two weeks of veg and first two weeks of flower. also if you ever have problems getting clones to root this helps a lot.
1457861
I would add this with my other nutes to the roots. Be careful when you use a folier spray . You can burn the leafs very easy. Put your folier spray on right before lights out. good luck.
1946931
I used this product on prostrate yews, a ground-hugging shrub. When I applied the Bonide, I drenched the ground starting at the trunk and going two feet out. Since this is a systemic pesticide, the idea is to have the vascular system wick the pesticide up into the plant, where it will protect the plant from the inside out, so to speak. Hope this is helpful.
2155505
It's kinda hard to describe...when first sprayed maybe a bit, but after a minute it's not. You can brush it. It's kinda like when you spray clothes with starch ironing...it bulks up the roots.
1333258
Activate can be used in a greenhouse as a foliar spray and also for soil drench and seed coating.
1688621
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.
1909681
it is not to be used in this manner... it is formulated to be used as a systemic treatment....meaning it will be absorbed by the root system and go up into the tree,,,meaning it is t6reated from the inside ....much like when a person takes a pill ... this product is one of the best treatments I personally have used.
2167996
I just sprayed the leaf area. My fear is that over spraying would kill everything in the area. Spraying the upper area seemed to be sufficient.
1979827
I'm not sure because I'm spraying specific plants where the grass is coming up between the roots of the plants. I've used 2 bottles so far but I'm spraying very heavily. I've noticed where I've sprayed the grass is turning brown but will not know for sure if it is going to the roots. I live where we have pasture grass since this was cattle pasture for many years.
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It is used with foliar sprays only. It helps by allowing the chemical sprayed, to penetrate the natural waxy covering that is present on all leaves, which naturally acts as a protectant on the leaves/ blades so they don't dry out in the sun and wind. This product also helps the spray to envelope the blade, so it can be more effective while applied. Helps save money, as the chemical will stick to the blade instead of running off and becoming worthless. You'll find you don't need to spray as often, because you gain the full benefit from the spray you applied. Product will pay for it's self.
1963962
Yes, but it will probably take more than one session, although you will see results after the first spray. Also, it will kill what is above ground, but the root will still be viable.
842968
It is a spray that you wet the leaves and roots with. I have been using it for about a month. No problems with my Phalaenopsis but it is not a Mini.
1869950
I apply it with pump sprayer in the late fall and it lasts until early spring. I reapply as soon as the spring plants and bulbs emerge and it lasts until late summer. I apply on my lilac bushes right after they finish blooming and again in the fall. Deer don't come near them. Great product.
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I've been using it for about 1 year. I usually spray around the plants close to the roots but when I spray the hostas and yucas I do get a fair amount on the plant. Haven't seen that it hurts them in anyway.
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No, it is a wet application. It works better than the dry application in my opinion, just be aware of the concerns I stated in my review.
189234
I spray Maxmista on my hair first then I spray a root lifter on my roots. I haven't tried mousse yet.
1779560
Sorry I haven't applied it yet. I plan on using a sprayer on some duck weed.
1830707
I use it around hosta and other bushes. I used it near my impatients, but I did not appy Preen directly over the flowers or any flowers, so I don't know what to say about your concern.