Is it effective on anthracnose fungus on Maple trees?
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In short - Yes it is. Bonide Captan will, control to eradicate, anthracnose regardless of what tree it happens to effect as long as you follow the instructions on the bottle. I hope this helps.
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I am not sure. I use it to prevent scab on leaves and brown rot on the fruit of my apple and plum trees. The label does not mention spruce at all.
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Not sure about pines. I have sprayed it around hardwood trees and it does not effect them.
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JJ, Smilax is a genus that contains over 300 subspecies so its hard to say with any certainty that Trimec will kill every one found around the globe. But I've used it for at least a couple that were growing on some hardwoods in my back yard. No doubt it worked well and since the smilax I've seen is definitely a broadleaf, the result was fully expected. I say that because in my experience, Trimec will kill any broadleaf its sprayed on good or bad. With that being said, I believe it would work fine on the species you have as well. Cheers, Jonathan Customer Care U-Spray Bugspray
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I've used it on rosewood without problems. Doesn't take much to bring back that rich color but I use such a thin application it fades before the strings need to be changed - rather not get it on the strings, though. The label warns NOT to use the product on maple. A bottle lasts a long time and I always have a guitar due for clean and re-string.
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I used 2 bottles on 10000 square feet. It worked well. The fungus didn't come back this year.
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It did help my 15ft white dogwood. It had a black spot leaf fungus killing the leaves and limbs. Per our county agent I pulled back all the mulch within 10ft and applied directly to the open ground. I then doubled the dose and sprayed all the leaves which also dripped to the ground. I did three bi-monthly treatments before fall and saw a definite improvement. The spring leaves and blooms are not here yet, but if required I will continue the treatment.
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I have only used this for mildew on blackcurrant bushes. Frankly I was not impressed and the fungus remained whilst the leaves were still on. Maybe you will have better luck. Mike D.
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I am not entirely sure it would actually cure the fungus, but I tell you it is so soothing. I love this stuff and soak in it in the tub as often as I can. I dont put a huge amount, way less than a capful. I would definitely soak my sore or infected feet in it. My Aunt in London used it for all sorts of antiseptic purposes. I can attest to Dettol curing a lot of infections in my household.
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Yes. I got it for that purpose, and it seems to have worked (at least on the tree that I used it on). Now the little devils have spread to my other trees and I'll have to treat them as well.
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I may be mistaken, but I do not believe that it is recommended as a systemic - you can, however, spray the tree thoroughly. I have used it twice (4x actually - 2 in the fall and 2 in the spring) for Black Knot Fungus on cherry and plum trees. For fruit, be careful of the mixture ratio so that you do not 'burn' the tree.
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Not sure. We use it for killing chemise brush stumps. You could contact the manufacturer web sight for all of the information you are looking for. http://www.dowagro.com/range/products/remedy_ultra.htm
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I bought this product to use on my basil, which had downy mildew, and my houseplant, which have an assortment of bugs and mold....I found it worked well on my lemon tree, which had mold, too, but you will need to treat it routinely. See direction on product label.
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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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Never, at least not in MN. I start applying it when plants are starting to come up, and spray often in the spring as the plants grow. In the summer months, when the plants are mature, I apply it about every 6 weeks. It works great for me. I do not apply it to trees but wrapped the small ones instead. I gave up on evergreens, like arbor vitae years ago, and got rid of them and planted hosta instead, but that was long before I found this product.
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In my opinion, foaming killer would be less effective. I have only used the granular formula, and it works perfectly in my application. I have Juniper roots infilterating my sewer and drain lines (which are persistent and hardy). In the past i have had to use cutting rotator blades to clear the sewer. Now that i have discovered the use of Roebic Killer, rotor blades are not necessary. This process has saved me hundreds of dollars not to mention the time and mess of back ups. I rate Roebic the best on the market, without reservation. One application will serve me for about 20 months, then i just apply another before signs appear.
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Yes it worked really good - we used it on the wood in our basement - it removed mold and killed it. Was very satisfied. Loree