what rate do i use for drench... boxwood leaf miner, 2 foot plants?
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According to page 16 of the label available here domyownpestcontrol dot com/msds/Adonis75WSP_speclabel dot pdf Dissolve one packet in at least 10 gallons of water and SOIL DRENCH: Uniformly apply the dosage in no less than 10 gallons of water per 1000 square feet as a drench around the base of the tree, directed to the root zone. Remove plastic or any other barrier that will stop solution from reaching the root zone. I spray it on the plant as well to kill any surface critters.
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The Dirt Doctor recommends "¼ to ½ cup per gallon of water. Start with about a gallon of drench per 9 - 10 sq. ft."
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Go to the Peters website and I think they have some calculations. It depends on what you using it for and whether you are using hydroponically or normal watering.
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The Dirt Doctor recommends " to cup per gallon of water. Start with about a gallon of drench per 9 - 10 sq. ft."
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Since my plants aren't very big (about 2 feet tall) I wasn't sure how much to use so I just poured about 2 tbsp. around the base of the palms and worked it in then watered. Plants are doing great. Have them outside for the summer. They have grown almost a foot since I purchased them.
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3-4hrs..and runs blower..5 min...weedeater.. 15-20min...headpruner..10-15min. but none work well after about 5min...slow down. Only Plus, quiet, quick and easy to use, and would probably be ok for small yard/landscaping project that is already well manicured, and you want just a quick easy clean up. my recommendation..DONT GET IT! Try the newer Litium versions, there supposed to last up to 10X longer, but I haven't tried them..I use tried and true GAS tools...Fast, powerful....but loud and sometimes a pain to start.. GOOD LUCK LINDA hope this helped
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Use a rake to gather the leaves in a pile and then use these to gather big scoops of the leaf pile to dispose of. This cuts the time it takes to clean up leaves in half or more. I love these things!
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I just double-checked on the container and per the instructions, it says to spread 1 to 2 pounds per acre for infested areas, so that should give you some idea how much you need
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I think one foot per pot, less the root ball of the plant. I cubic ft. per pot would be more than enough.
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No I cant say that I have any problems with that, but I don't get a lot of leaves on my property. Sorry wish I could help you out.
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I used one with great results and I own 3+ acres. Just place one trao away from your 800 sq foot garden as so you don't attract beetles to your garden. One will work but you can use two.
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It really depends on the soil moisture and its consistency, and also how much weight you put on it. I use 2 mason blocks. My yard is usually bone dry and hard, so I watered it really well the night before. All it did is penetrate about an inch and a half to 2 inches. You have to watch that the tines don't pick up larger sticks, because it will cause your tines to drag instead of roll.
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Yes. You only need a few tb per gallon of water depending on what your trying to kill. So you need a sprayer for this product. It is the best I have used for the hard to kill weeds like creepers.
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The instructions say 4 oz. per gallon for various herbaceous plants (poison ivy, etc.), using a sprayer. You should set the sprayer on coarse spray, and wet foliage thoroughly, but not dripping. To zap stumps, use undiluted. It did a good job on Russian sage and unwanted Apache plume.
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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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Go to Home Depot and pick up some volck oil and marathon to use on your small plants. Demon Max will likely be harmful to any living thing you apply it to.
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It is recommended to use this product in springtime when the tree leaves are emerging. That is when the insecticide has the greatest flow from the tree roots upward. I used it late summer in hope that there was still some capillary action to draw this drench into the tree.Use it once a year. I recommend boring 1 inch to 2 inch holes into the dirt near the base of the tree to contain the run-off and serve the root system more quickly.