Does this work on avocado plants? Bonide hasn't answered this question. Thank you!
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I bought it and never used it because it was for my orchid plants and I was afraid it would be to strong for them. I got something similar and am going to try it.
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No I have not but it should work on any firm ripe fruit. I would imagine you could core an Apple or any other fruit where the seed or pit was pretty much centered and no bigger than a mango seed. Incidentally I also purchased an Avocado splitter and it was terrific. it rolled the big seed right into the hole and then sliced the Avocado in strips after scooping the flesh out.
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I really can't say. I looked it up on the internet and it says it's safe with roses, flowers, shrubs and containerized plants. But I also see that Bonide has a 32 OZ citrus, ready to spray fruit & nut insecticide. All natural, all in 1 insect & disease control. Natural choice. Great for citrus, fruit & nuts, & also vegetables, ornamentals, houseplants & lawns. Truly effective & all purpose. It is available at Amazon. I'm not an expert, just a user of a great product. Good luck.
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I believe its safe on all plants. I have many different plants in my home including bonzai and they're all fine after using this product. Goodluck.
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I googled 'NEEM for scale' and it should work. I just &#65039;&#65039;apply Neem to ground in dripline of tree and it sure controls aphids
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I have only used it for the regular kind; the ones that measure about 4 inches long, but I don't see any reason why it wouldn't work on any size avocado, provided they are ripe. I have been using this tool for a little while now and am getting used to it. There is a sequence of work for prepping avocados. All the avocados you need should be processed through each of the three procedures at the same time. First slice all of them into halves, then remove the pits from all of them, then scoop out the soft interiors from all of them. The reason this is important is because the avocados make the tool very slippery (especially the last step; scooping). It's harder to slice and de-pit an avocado after the tool is all slippery from the scooping operation on a previous piece of fruit. Following this sequence makes the work go faster than having to stop and rinse the tool off frequently just so you can hang onto it.
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Unknown. My experience only involves house plants. Sorry I couldn't assist.
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Don't know. I use it on zinnias after the first 2 sets of leaves come up. Helps with powdery mildew.
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Hi! I can tell you it is not certified organic, but I'm an organic grower and I understand our concern; you can check with your licensing/ federal groups and 1) if you sell less than I believe $500/ yr u need not be certified and 2) it is not always possible to find organically grown trees etc, after a period of time your practices will,determine if the fruit is organic. Please check to determine the length of time. As I'm sure you know avocados are not prolific for a number of years; it may be sufficient to overcome the growers lack of organic. I do want to tell you that both the haas and the Fuentes I received were beautiful; better than local nursery trees. Both trees have young fruit on them now. The haas is excellent it has not even really dropped leaves of any significance. The Fuentes ont the other hand does have fruit but has dropped a significant number of leaves to the point that I'm actually concerned and am going to contact the grower. If you find that I am correct and that afire a point with a young tree & ur organic growing habits you can be certified I would highly recommend these trees. Truly wonderful. I'd love to know how you do. If you have further questions I'm more than happy to provide u with any information I can. Farm on and organic is the only way to love the earth. Best to you, Lynda
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I have no idea, I use Miracle-Gro on my house plants. Follow directions and you can't go wrong.
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I've used it on a variety of tropical plants with success. To be on the safe side, you might want to apply it to one small part of the plant and watch for any reaction, before applying it to the entire orchid.
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This stuff works great on poison ivy. It kills every broad leaf plant I have put it on
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So far, it has worked on everything. This doesn't mean more suckers won't come from other areas. When I Googled oak trees, it says they develop suckers when there is too much dirt around the base of the tree and the suckers are a result of the roots trying to get closer to the surface. You might check this. Just remember to shake well each time before you spray because it is very thick. Good luck.
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Sorry but I can not answer your question since soon after I received the bonsai, I discovered many of the leaves were darkened and I felt was infested systemically. This was a poor excuse for a bonsai and I discarded it since the leaf-drop was very extensive and I didn't wish to waste my time on using a systemic insecticide on the plant. I really felt my money was wasted on this plant. Good luck with yours and best wishes.
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They absoluty did! I used them on ripening fruit and the last of my tomatoes. Bay plants can't be without them! I use them on other house plants,too! 'More efficient than spray because they provide constant protection.
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Hi. This all depends on the care the tree receives and its climate. Avocado trees need loose, rich well draining soil, as well as some appropriate plant food once or twice a season.
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I used this product in Oklahoma so I cant speak to its use on Palm Tree Sprouts specifically, but I used it on an overgrown well pad with 6 foot tall noxious weeds and 5 foot tall switch grass and this product killed it all within a couple of days. Its like super concentrated round up with twice the effective ingredient. I think it would take care of Palm Tree Sprouts. Just make sure the stalk and leaves are coated. Cheers,