If applied to the flowers of anAlgerian tangerine tree will it inhibit seeds in the fruit?
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I don't claim any expertise in this area, but I have read that this is possible with the right mixture/timing
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Unsure. But it can severely make plants grow spindly and stretched far between nodes. I would assume that if overused it could be detrimental to seed production. I have overused it before. I would look for answers elsewhere from reputable sources for this particular question. Not from consumers on Amazon. Im sure that there is info avail with the right type of search keywords. Good luck!
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Comment from another site............"do not use this on fruit trees or any type of tree that you will eat the ".
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I have knock out roses in the area where my torepdo grass had taken over. I do not see any adverse effect to any of my roses or other plants/bushes/trees/vines. Go online and look up the directions and information for further help with fusilade II. I did not have any choice. Torpedo had to go! I have bought this more than once, and at the price, that should tell you that it is effective and that I like this product. The last spaying seems to have eradicated the torpedo. I am selling my home and the Fusilade II will stay with the house, just in case.
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Yes, it will. It is designed to kill just about any living tree, shrub or plant. Be careful.
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It can be applied at any time, but best applied during the growing season-- and that's usually spring. If your plants are being infested now, then apply now, as this will not harm your tree and hedges. HOWEVER, people and animals SHOULD NOT EAT the fruit of your plants, as this is a systemic insecticide. Also, this insecticide has been implicated in harming good insects, such as bees, and small birds, such as humming birds. Use with caution.
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Remedy will kill everything including small trees if it get s on the leaves. I do not have personal experience of of sandburs but feel confident that it would.
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This vinegar will kill any plant material it comes into contact with which is likely why they don't recommend spraying it. Our arborist recommended using a paint bush so we'd have better control of where it ended up.
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I've used it in the morning on my roses and apple espalier when they seem least stressed from heat. The apple espalier had flowered and the new green leaves were showing powdery mildew. It seems to have eliminated the disease.
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My gut feel is no.. because the insecticide is absorbed and kills insects eating the bark and leaves, it's also going to be in the flowers and fruit.. Just to be sure I went out to look at the label.. it very clearly says "not for trees raised for food".. If you have fruit tress with problems, topical sprays before the fruit set are the only way.. or buy lady bugs and preying mantis and release in the spring.
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Would have to say "no problem". The active ingredient in Tarus is Fripinol which is what they use for treating fleas and ticks on dogs and cats. The product is odorless, I sprayed my entire yard to get rid of "fire ants" and it never bothered our dogs. Living in the south on the coast, we have also sprayed out attic areas to exterminate/prevent Formosa Termites which don't really need to go to the soil for water. Great product.
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It will do some small seeds like Kiwi but it is not advisable to put other seeds through your Angel Juicer like the seeds from an apple for example. Those seeds contain Cyanogenic Acids and are poisonous ground up they are even worst. Making seeds poisonous was natures way of protecting the seeds from the animals eating them since the seeds insure that the crop will live on even if all the fruit is destroyed or eaten. I take all seeds out when I use my "Angel Juicer" which by the way I LOVE my Angel Juicer...
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Not sure how effective this product would fork for deterring fruit flies, but I do think it would help. It does work will with mosquitoes and it helps with sand fleas. The biology is a little different with fruit flies but the lemongrass essential oil (an ingredient here) is effective for deterring fruit flies. It will not kill them however. Here's more info on this: http://everydayroots.com/how-to-get-rid-of-fruit-flies
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I'm not sure if it will actually KILL pollinators, but they certainly don't come near the flowers of plants treated with this product. I've seen bumblebees come toward a flower and immediately back off. Unfortunately, Japanese beetles are not so easily discouraged ... although I must say that they aren't nearly as populous on my rose blooms with this treatment as they are without it!
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Hi I don't have one in front of me to check the package. But it does say For all flowers, vegetables, trees and shrubs. Not sure about fruit. Sorry not much help Thank you for your communication texasvalue
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Thayers rose petal witch haze toner lists citrus grandis (grapefruit) seed extract, as an ingredient. Citrus grandis (grapefruit) seed extract, was believed to have antimicrobial properties, however, research has found this to be false. It was discovered that the antimicrobial properties came from the synthetic preservatives added to commercially available grapefruit seed extract products. The synthetic preservatives found include Methylparaben, Triclosan, and Benzalkonium chloride. This might explain the confusion regarding the ingredients.
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Don't know what "creeping jenny" is, but trimec will kill about anything but grass. I have excellent results killing bind weed or "wild morning glory" with it.
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I do not think it is species specific. Anything botanical (or biological) will will / die when subjected to that much heat. Like chemical herbicides, anything toughly rooted will require going back periodically to treat.