Has anyone used this for Septoria Leaf Spot?
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I have only used this as a substitute for Sodium Bicarbonate (Baking Soda) in solution with chlorine-free water for personal baths & skin care. Works as a replacement for all kinds of soap while adding potassium to the body through the skin. Even better when mixed with Epsom Salt (magnesium sulfate) in the water for a tub bath - equal amounts of each. I usually use 1/2 cup of Potassium Bicarb + 1/2 cup Epsom Salt in 1/2 bathtub of chlorine-free water. Seems like a solution of just Potassium BiCarb in chlorine-free water might be good for this Leaf Spot problem as well.
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I have used it for a couple of years on several large Leyland Cypress trees. It took care of the problem I had with bagworms. Just beware that it can take a month for the pesticide to get distributed throughout the tree. I have also used this on River Birches to control Japenese beetles.
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Yes, use 1 tsp per 2o oz water spray on the leaves. Also kills spiders, ants etc. BTW, simple green also works this way. good luck The instruction sheet has many ideas for it's useage.
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No. I have not. It works pretty well on mango fruits. You have to position it just right and it works best on fruit that is not over ripe. I would be curious to find out if anyone has tried it on other fruits.
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I really don't know if it is good for this disease or not. I use it for rose fungus. I am starting to rethink my relationship to daconil. Yes it cured my fungus, but after you spray it on , it condenses on the plant and leave big white blotches that are harmless to the plant, but look much larger than the fungus it cured.
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I haven't, sorry. I just know this stuff works but not as compared to Plantskydd - I never heard of that.
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can be used for any trees, respond very well for any fungus,i have powder mildow on my phlox last year,i spray twice with copper fungicide and is gone, my friend have black spot on her roses,spraying with Serenade and copper fungicide shows good result
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I use a pump up sprayer and my lawn is Centipede. I was overrun with nut sedge after a hurricane and it took 4 applications to destroy the weed. That was over a year and a half time frame. Just now we are using it once again for a wild violet that blew in during wind gusts. So far one application has withered the outer leaves only I see fresh shoots starting. Unfortunately the day I spayed this area had a cloud burst, where else but over my lawn. I hope someone who has St Augustine will share their findings with you. As far as the Image goes in controlling weeds, I don't use anything else. This product works if directions are followed as stated on label. Scots001.
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Like it says on the cover, it kills EVERYTHING!!! Grass, weeds, saplings......EVERYTHING!! You could probably try to spot treat, but I wouldn't recommend it. Try atrazine instead.
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It does not affect grass - that I've experienced (trying to picture how you would use it to have that concern?)- It won't kill near-by plants or leaves - just works on open cuts. I usually make fresh cuts an apply it right away - it gets on the bark etc. and has never harmed anything else but does an excellent job of stopping "suckers" from coming back ...in that spot! Other suckers may still appear in other areas of the tree, trunk, or branches - it is not systemic where it keeps all from popping up. It will keep suckers away from the cut areas you treat. I have been very pleased with the results from treatments I've done. It does not affect grass - that I've experienced (trying to picture how you would use it to have that concern?)- It won't kill near-by plants or leaves - just works on open cuts. I usually make fresh cuts an apply it right away - it gets on the bark etc. and has never harmed anything else but does an excellent job of stopping "suckers" from coming back ...in that spot! Other suckers may still appear in other areas of the tree, trunk, or branches - it is not systemic where it keeps all from popping up. It will keep suckers away from the cut areas you treat. I have been very pleased... » Read More It does not affect grass - that I've experienced (trying to picture how you would use it to have that concern?)- It won't kill near-by plants or leaves - just works on open cuts. I usually make fresh cuts an apply it right away - it gets on the bark etc. and has never harmed anything else but does an excellent job of stopping "suckers" from coming back ...in that spot! Other suckers may still appear in other areas of the tree, trunk, or branches - it is not systemic where it keeps all from popping up. It will keep suckers away from the cut areas you treat. I have been very pleased with the results from treatments I've done. « Show Less
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I didn't use it for powdery mildew, so I don't know. I did use it on several dead spots in my lawn that I thought was probably a fungus disease. It took a couple of months, as I recall, but my lawn grew back in those areas. Really happy with that result. I looked the label up on Google and found that it did list PM as a target for it. Good Luck.
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I used it last year (the one that hooks to the hose) to get rid of sand burrs. It did! It killed them and left the grass. We have since moved, and I am now using it on poison ivy & poison oak. So far it is doing the job. I also used this brand for ticks (the bug version that hooks to the hose), and it worked wonders! I get this brand for under $8 at our local W*****t and trust them to do the job.
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I chose not to use it on mine. But then I don't have a bug problem in it either. Contact the company and get a list of plants its safe to use on. I tried it on my epi's and they were not happy about it. Before I use it next year I'll have a list of the plants its safe to use on.
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I doubt it, this is a pesticide and it sounds like you have a different problem to deal with. Try googling: "black spots on tomato plants". You should be able to find some help there. Good luck!
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Yes i did it worked for me. It takes some time but eventually it takes it out depends on the size of the spot and the nature of it.
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Yes, I had success this past spring with one application on select areas. And, it did not harm my native carpet/St. Augustine but in areas where the "stickers" had taken over I had bare ground, of course the grass soon covered. But, it appears that now (fall) is actually the perferred time to treat as the seeds (spurs) were probably already produced at the time of my application. I'm going to broadcast with my tractor/atv sprayer over the entire yard this month to cover the areas missed earlier by the spot spraying.
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I have used this on my apple trees early in the morning. This was after flowering, it was in treatment of rust. The neem oil was effective, but a temporary solution. I ended up removing all of the cedar from the property as a more permanent solution. This neem oil is highly effective in controlling garden pests, mold, fungus, etc. We've been extremely impressed!