How much is needed to get a gallon of spray? I have heard that the trees should be sprayed 4 times.
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You use one tablespoon per a gallon a gallon of water and you can spray up to every 2 weeks.
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I am assuming that the duration would be <5 minutes and that you want 12 spray cycles. Is that correct? If so, the answer is no. There are four spray cycles or start times per day not twelve.
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It is a function of tree size, and based on the circumference about 4 ft off the ground. We did this last year, so I don't remember the exact amount, but our trees are mature, about 10-20 inches in diameter. (circumference is about 3 times the diameter -- I'm a math teacher, sorry) We used about a half gallon per tree, on average. You should be able t go to the Bonide website for an exact answer. By the way, we switched to a granular systemic this year -- it was easier, but still pricey for mature trees.
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One gallon is WAY more than enough for 1750 sq ft.... The concentrate dissolution is 3 tablespoons per gallon (1.5 oz per gallon) I put 3 gallons of water and 5 oz of Killzall in my 4 gallon backpack sprayer (3 gallons because I don't want to carry 24 pounds around at first as I spray....) Those 5 oz cover about 1/4 acre, the way I spray (a little over 10,000 square feet_ I spray my entire 3/4 acre grass area in February/March when the Bermuda is dormant.... killing everything green in about 3 weeks.... wilt starts in 3-4 days depending on temperature. Surrounded by pasture, I have a lot of noxious weeds and grasses that stay green in winter. Great product! One gallon is WAY more than enough for 1750 sq ft.... The concentrate dissolution is 3 tablespoons per gallon (1.5 oz per gallon) I put 3 gallons of water and 5 oz of Killzall in my 4 gallon backpack sprayer (3 gallons because I don't want to carry 24 pounds around at first as I spray....) Those 5 oz cover about 1/4 acre, the way I spray (a little over 10,000 square feet_ I spray my entire 3/4 acre grass area in February/March when the Bermuda is dormant.... killing everything green in about 3 weeks.... wilt starts in 3-4 days depending on temperature. Surrounded by pasture, I have a lot of... » Read More One gallon is WAY more than enough for 1750 sq ft.... The concentrate dissolution is 3 tablespoons per gallon (1.5 oz per gallon) I put 3 gallons of water and 5 oz of Killzall in my 4 gallon backpack sprayer (3 gallons because I don't want to carry 24 pounds around at first as I spray....) Those 5 oz cover about 1/4 acre, the way I spray (a little over 10,000 square feet_ I spray my entire 3/4 acre grass area in February/March when the Bermuda is dormant.... killing everything green in about 3 weeks.... wilt starts in 3-4 days depending on temperature. Surrounded by pasture, I have a lot of noxious weeds and grasses that stay green in winter. Great product! « Show Less
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I use 1and1/2 oz's per gallon of water. That will cover completely my 2800 square foot house. Takes me about 1 hour to completely spray the house. I use 2 oz per gallon outside
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I use a pump sprayer mixing about 3 tbs. per gallon of water for each 500 square feet. Then, if rain isn't expected within a week, I spray again with water from a hose to let the chemical soak in
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Mix it based on the number of gallons your sprayer holds. IE 4 Gallons ---- look at the table. Basically about 6 - 8 ounces. I use a small cup that is the right size every time. There are good directions on the jug.
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Directions say to use 1oz per gallon so my third grade math says for 4oz use 4 gallons of water.
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My husband used it and this is his response. "One bottle goes a long way since it is diluted directly 1:8 in a pump sprayer. It took 2 sprays to kill unwanted growth from a Live Oak, probably due to the amount of rain we get almost everyday. You could probably use a garden hose with a sprayer attachment but I don't feel you have as much control. We were able to direct the spray on the unwanted growth and save my other plants nearby."
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It depends on the concentration you mix. For the majority of the insects it calls for 1oz per gallon of water. My house is only about 1,000 sq/ft with a one car garage and it takes about 2 batches or 2 ounces to spray the foundation, eaves, windows, and doors. This includes spraying the inside of the basement along the band board. This of course is also depend on how heavy it is applied through the sprayer, ie as a mist or stream. It also says on the label how many sq/ft an ounce should cover, but as I stated above there are a few factors that go into that.
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The directions don't list cherry trees as one of the uses. If you are going to use it you should probably use 4 tsp or less per gallon, because this is what the directions call for on most of the items it lists.
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I use 1 teaspoon per gallon, but you have to apply it at least 3 times, about a week apart each time. Orthene is a systemic, so eventually the plant has enough to fight off most infestations. To prevent future infestations, use 1 teaspoon per gallon applied twice, about a week apart each several times throughout the year.
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If you are going to apply it to a stump or a vine, apply it undiluted. If you are going to apply it to foliage, then mix 4 to 8 fluid ounces to a gallon of water and spray it on the foliage.
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The rate of usage for my apple tree was 4 teaspoons per gallon.At 6 tsp. per oz. there is 96 tsp. in a 16 oz. bottle . That divided by the 4 tsp. rate gives 24 gallons. I used a garden hose sprayer set at 4tsp. per gallon and 1 (16 oz.) bottle covered my 20 foot tall apple tree 3 times.It will take 3 bottles to get my tree safely thru the summer. I had to convert the oz. per gallon recommended to teaspoons because that's what my sprayer is calibrated for. I hope this helps.
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Jerry read the instructions booklet attached to the container, all applications (target foliage) require different mixes to destroy, its like 1.5 oz. to a gallon of water+ a quart of surfacant (cide kick) per acre for some aqua plants. Be careful or you may destroy your aquatic life as well as weeds. 2.5 gallons is gonna last a real long time as that amount just may be enough to treat Lake Erie. RAMC
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this sprayer takes about 15 to 20 min to use on gallon. this unit has a fine spray to a steady stream if you like. Using the fine spray... 15 to 20 min... steady stream 5 to 10 min. to use one gallon.
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MissGinner, It depends on the target weed. The label has variable rates from 1.33 oz per gallon of water all the way up to 5.33 oz per gallon depending on what you're trying to kill. I believe most weeds can be controlled using 1.33 to 2 oz per gallon but in the end, it will be the targeted weed which determines which rate to use. Cheers, Jonathan Customer Care U-Spray Bugspray