Can this be used on rasberry and blackberry plants safely?
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Hi, I really don't know, I would consult a garden center for growing these plants...Good luck !
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It is safe for all plant life and animals. We have three dogs and have used it for about three years now. No problems whatsoever.
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To be honest, I haven't tried blackberries, but I would imagine if you used the finest attachment, it should work very well.
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We are in N. Idaho and use this picker for Huckleberries They are solid and some as large as your thumb, look a lot like Blueberries and similar in size. I would think this would work for blackberries if they were not to ripe as they do mush easy if over ripe. Hope this is helpful to you. Thanks for Asking me. Ireta in Cocolalla, Idaho
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Not really sure. Have been using it on Canada Red Flowering Cherry and is effective.
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The product is used to lower the PH in soil. It does not contain anything that is toxic to plants or animals if used as directed to lower the PH of the soil. I have been using it for my blueberry plants with good success.
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i think so as it is suppose to be safe for household use. i do just use it on my plants and flowers haven't tried it on veggies and fruits, so sorry!!!
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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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If you are careful about how you grab the black berry cane you can use them just as if it were a rose. Blackberries and roses are related plants, BUT, if you are doing a major tear out of the bushes the thorns can pierce thru the glove part. I use mine for "pruning" my roses and preventing my neighbors wild black berries from coming over our fence, but it is selected cutting. If I were doing a tear out I would either slip a pair of heavy duty gloves over the hands of these or purchase a thicker pair of gloves. The gauntlet has done a very good job of protecting my arms when I reach inside of a bush. If you are careful about how you grab the black berry cane you can use them just as if it were a rose. Blackberries and roses are related plants, BUT, if you are doing a major tear out of the bushes the thorns can pierce thru the glove part. I use mine for "pruning" my roses and preventing my neighbors wild black berries from coming over our fence, but it is selected cutting. If I were doing a tear out I would either slip a pair of heavy duty gloves over the hands of these or purchase a thicker pair of gloves. The gauntlet has done a very good job of protecting my arms when I... » Read More If you are careful about how you grab the black berry cane you can use them just as if it were a rose. Blackberries and roses are related plants, BUT, if you are doing a major tear out of the bushes the thorns can pierce thru the glove part. I use mine for "pruning" my roses and preventing my neighbors wild black berries from coming over our fence, but it is selected cutting. If I were doing a tear out I would either slip a pair of heavy duty gloves over the hands of these or purchase a thicker pair of gloves. The gauntlet has done a very good job of protecting my arms when I reach inside of a bush. « Show Less
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I bought it specifically for Himalayan Blackberry canes (rampant and vicious). It does a wonderful job on both green and dried canes - skinny or fat, green or brown. I don't even worry about branching. If the branches can be bent in to fit through the fan shaped intake, they go through fine - leaves and all (I haven't tried it with berries, but it handles the occasional spider or small snail too).
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It will work on blackberry bushes, but be sure to wear protective goggles because stuff does get tossed around.
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I have used this product in the garden on pepper plants and was extremely pleased with the results. There should be no problem using one on each strawberry plant. Big Jim
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I have not tried it with blackberries, but it does a great job on frozen mangos
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Only if you are real careful... this stuff kills everything -- broad leaf, grasses, weeds and of course vegetables -- if you get it on a leaf it goes right to the root ... kills the entire plant.. I have used it in open areas around bushes and scrubs but never very close as it will kill the roots also ... me I would not us in a garden...
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I used it to cover thornless blackberries and it worked just fine. But, it wasn't very easy to remove afterward because the blackberry vines became substantially entangled. It wasn't impossible to remove, but I did need to use care and it took patience and time. Doubtful that grape vines will grow as rapidly as my blackberry vines though.
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We use it to remove seeds from raspberries. We run it through a couple times cleaning the screen to ensure it doesn't plug up and it does a nice job.
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The way I have been using it is on a one gallon sprayer, I use a cupful. it works on a variety of pests and its safe on edible vegetables and fruits. I have been using it for a few years with good results.