What is the application/dilution rate? E.G, how much do I need to drench 14 trees?
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I love this stuff! The directions are very clear regarding the circumference of the tree(s). I am not sure how much you would need, and would recommend going to the manufacturers site. I found the best prices on amazon.
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1 ounce per inch of circumference. Use a tape measure around the trunk of the tree and if it is 14 inches use 14 ounces for that tree. Use approximately a 2:1 ration for mixing with water. Example: 14 ounces of solution and 28 ounces of water. Hope this helps!
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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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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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61%. This has the highest percentage allowed....just like the pros use. I have used it with good success on woody type weed and vine and most recently on basal bark application for small trees (up to 3" diameter). Worked great, probably try on larger diameter trees next!
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The dilution instructions are based on volume ; I believe it is only 1 tablespoon per gallon, or something similar. A little goes a long way.
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I use 7 drops/quart but if you like you can dilute it until you see how your plant(s) respond. Maybe use half the recommended amount to start.
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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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I have been using 1 to 2 ounces of concentrate per gallon of water. That seems to give me good coverage, and a gallon is enough to cover 4 small fruit trees, 12 blueberry bushes and 6 grape vines.
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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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Mix 3 fl oz (6 tablespoons) of BioNeem with 1 gallon of water for yard/landscape, fruits/vegetables, trees/shrubs 2.5 tablespoons/1 gallon for "house plants." 2 fl oz (4 tablespoons) / 1 gallon for lawn application. On my bottle, if you peel the back flap, it unfolds to give detailed instructions. Hope that helps! Sorry for the delay!
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Yes . Also, you could use one hose . Buy an adapter that you can attach a drip irrigation system (1/8 " tubing) to and put an emitter at each tree . This works for smaller trees. A drip system will put out. 2/3 gl per hour.
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For a 0.25 concentration use 1.3 oz. per gallon of water. Works well on crawly things :)
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With one gallon, I sprayed my complete yard and some surrounding woods, twice. My yard is about 20,000 sqft. Hope this helps.
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A cup to two cups around the perimeter of tree depending in size of tree. Work into the soil slightly and water after applying.
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The dilution rate for folier applications is from .008 fl oz/qt for small infestations up to .5fl.oz/qt for bad infestations. So using at that rate should last a while.
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I've only tried it once so far but I used 14 drops and it is working perfect. You can probably try a few less drops, and see how it works then add more if needed.
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We did a 80' long fence 4' tall with 2 1/2 packages (12 1/2 imperial gallons mixed according to package). Depends on how dry the wood is too. We also did a barn, also new wood, but really dried out. The drier wood seems to use surprisingly less because it doesn't run off when applied with the sprayer. Love this stuff and will be using again!
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Oh no. Not unless your tree trunks are 128" in circumference. That is how many ounces you will have in your gallon container. Wait for a day when it has completely finished raining, at least an inch of rain, so the ground is damp and your tree roots are primed to soak this expensive stuff into its system. I like to wait until the little tree leaves just start to grow fast in early/mid May in my area. October works but you will have to research the timing of this on line. Get out a measuring tape and measure the circumference of your tree trunk 40" up from the ground. Check the label directions to see which formula you have. Regular formula Bayer will state to use 1 oz of liquid per inch of circumference. Landscapers formula is concentrated so use 1/2 ounce per inch of trunk girth. Find a liquid measuring cup with the ounce measurements on it. (Never use it for food again no matter how much you wash it.) I got a 32 ounce (quart size) at a local farm store and marked it for pesticides only. Pour the measured ounces into a large bucket and add 2 more gallons of water. Be sure to rake away debris or mulch within a 16" perimeter around the base of the tree trunk. Bare soil is best. Pour slowly no farther than 8" away from the trunk all the way around. If your tree is suffering, it will look bad during the summer and need till the next year before you see recovery. I understand 50% loss of tree leaf canopy is usually the limit though. Now, saying all that, I have been told to save your money and to not start treatment until the Emerald Ash Borer is within 15 miles of your trees. Not sure? Type in EAB infestation for your state and you should find a county by county map infestation graph. How long to treat? You will to do this once annually until the EAB on the infestation map disappears. It is worth saving these trees Martha. We are in it for the long haul.