Im assuming this can be sprayed on vegetable gardens. Does it affect the actual blossom or vegetable if its sprayed on it?
495794
Yes, it can be sprayed on vegetable gardens. I used it on my cucumber plants for squash bugs. It did kill the bugs but if you know anything about squash bugs is they multiply really quick so eventually I lost my plants. Also, it stated that neem oil is not good for bees. I wish you well on your garden.
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when used as directed it leaves a waxy thick natural coating that the bugs either get stuck in or cannot eat leaf through and thus die. The plant consumes the wax over a couple week period and that is why you would not spray edible plant within 21 days prior to harvest. Product is good for plants and All natural. A serious gardeners tool to maintain a healthy garden. Has an order and an unpleasant taste.
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I would try it, but give it a double dose i.e. spot on. Keep in mind its gentler than Roundup. What I like about Ornamec is that I can spray it over my flowers. Its not recommended for veggie gardens.
1876584
I would not spray this on food. Use diatemaceous earth powder for gardening.
1514187
I bought it to control bugs on my roses, marigolds, tomato plants, etc. In my case, it did not help with bugs or black spot as others have stated. Locale and types of flowers may have been an issue, but if I had it to do over I would not purchase it again.
501853
Spray the plant all over the leaves and stems and under the leaves as well. Don't do this in direct sun, or on particularly hot days. Wait for the morning or evening to spray if you have to. After a rain you will need to reapply. It will drop squash bugs, cabbage white caterpillars and even spiders (don't mean to) almost instantly. I buy this in concentrate and use a pump sprayer several times a week on my garden vegetables.
988798
this link has a detailed description. It says it's safe for vegetable plants. http://www.planetnatural.com/site/burnout-weed-killer.html
988799
It depends. It will kill a vegetable plant just like a weed, if you get any on the foliage. There are no remaining harmful chemicals lingering after use, like RoundUp.
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The label says "Treated areas can be replanted one day after treatment." I believe that to be reliable, since the spray must land on the green of the plant to be effective.... and if blown onto nearby desirables, the spray can be immediately washed off without harm to those plants. Spray that lands on bare ground is immediately ineffective.
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According to this website:http://web.extension.illinois.edu/blmp/news/news27553.htmlIt is perfectly safe for vegetable gardens. I used the product last year around my herb garden and everything came out fine.
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Mainly what you don't want eaten. Spraying it around the perimeter would also be beneficial, but costly as well. A warning about the spray container. I and others have been having problems with the spraying mechanism doing it's job before the liquid is used up, and end up wasting the product. I'm now buying this in bulk and using my own garden sprayer.
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I have not tried it on vegetables. It failed big time with apples and pears :(
1490487
The label does not directly address gardens. However, it does state that can be used around "trees and vines that will not bear edible fruit for one year....Should accidental contact be made, to foliage, immediately wash off with water". Based on that, I would not use this on a vegetable garden.
656672
It has been effective for me on many plants and roses. It is better to spray before the fungus forms if you know that certain plants has the possibility of getting infected.
1000357
That is a good question, I have never used it to spray my hedge's. I have tried it on some vines, the tops die and then come back next year. Maybe your hedge will come back from the base...?
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I have used this on soil around delicate plants and it does not seem to effect them. This is a sollution meant to kill fungus gnat larvae and really serves no other purpose. I read through the information on the container and it says nothing with regard to dangers of using around fruits and vegetables. I do use this indoors.
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It isn't a herbicide so it won't hurt your plants. If you spray edible plants wash them really good or just avoid spraying them. I sprayed my flowers and small garden several times with the stuff. No plants died or appeared to suffer. I spray the trunks of my trees because they are ant super highways
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Garden Safe Fungicide3 may be used on all roses, flowers, housplants, ornamental trees and shrubs, fruits and vegetables grown in and around the home and garden. I have used on my tomato plants and beans prior to the tomatoes and beans forming. It took care of insects and leaf spots so that I didn't need to use it once blossoms started.