How many days do I need to wait between spraying and harvest (looking specifically for tomatoes/peppers)?
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The instructions on the bottle state that you can wash and eat the same day. This is a bacteria that only affects caterpillars and worms. It will not harm people.
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I don't spray peppers or tomatoes... with anything... Ever!This is a Registered Organic product, I would think you could wash this easily from those two veggies.I mostly use this on my Broccoli, Cabbage, and Cauliflower. I gave at least a week, and then I still rinse well.
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Hi, I only guessing but I would wait at least 2 weeks. Might help if it's been raining in your area a lot! Just to let you know, I used this several weeks ago, and no greenage in site. You could google it, or call the number on the bottle. Sorry, Could'nt be of more help!
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I don't have any bent grass, but lots of other bad stuff...but 2-3 wks seems to be the cycle. And you can respray after 21 days if you do an overall spray.
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Wait till fully dry before going on whatever was sprayed. A light spray was about an hour, a heavy spray about 12 hours.
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If the peppers are approximately 2 - 3 inches long and bright in color, they are ready to pick. Usually takes min 4 to 6 weeks from seed to get to transplant size.
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Wait 6 weeks from the date you put down the starter fertilizer. Then apply. Be careful not to get it on concrete. It leaves a rust stain.
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I'm not the manufacturer of the product, so I can't answer that question with any authority. However, I'd probably wait until the area is dry.
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it doesn't contaminate the soil, only kills what is sprayed on, (unless you saturated the ground). I would wait at least a month, then a good tilling with some good quality fertilizer you should be ok.
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How long do I have to wait after spraying blackberries befor I cut then down and pull them out?
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Seven days after application. No reason to wait until everything is completely brown. Glyphosate works faster in warm weather but it does kill what it is sprayed on in cool weather if the plant is green and growing.
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I would think 4-7 days. Not really sure b/c after cooking, I usually store the (unused portion) of the halved onion or green pepper in one of these containers. After a week, I usually check on them to see if the produce is still fresh... usually it's free from mold and/or slime (wet, wilted look). On the onion, I normally cut the first layer off though... But I wouldn't go passed 8 or more days...
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depends on the plants being sprayed the normal mix is 2-6 drops per gallon for others 3-4 drops per gallon apply 7-10 days intervals.
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I am sure it depends upon where you live and where your plants are located. I live in TX, where it is hot and hotter, and typically it lasts no more than a couple of days.
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it's not so much about how long you wait, it's about making sure that the individual components are fully dissolved ie: add fertilizer first and be sure that it's fully dissolved then you can add cal nitrate and stir until fully dissolved and then Epsom salts and stir until fully dissolved. If this method is not used apparently you have a nutrient lockout situation and the plants as a result will suffer, Hope this helps, Cheers!
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I just re-read the package; Terro doesn't say how long it takes. I'd guess about a week or so. In the meantime, I roll a piece of masking tape around my finger and "dot" up a lot of the little pests.
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It will spray out the entire contents once you trigger it. Just place it centrally in your greenhouse, activate it and leave. Don't forget to buy two because you want to kill any survivors or newly hatched pests one week later.
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These are a C. Chinense. Typically they are known for longest growing season. I have heard of them taking less time but I would lean towards a full 60+ days. Location has some influence on time to maturity but less than you would think. Typically if you do not have required conditions, you don't get good chiles (those with desired characteristics).