Is this the same as Daconil 2787? I am confused by the "2115" in the title. I need something for petal blight in azaleas/rhododendrons. Thanks!
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It worked great on my hawthorns that had a lot of blight. Apply at least 2x couple weeks apart. Then follow up with miracle grow to Feed the bushes
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It's a general fungicide - can be used for almost anything growing in your garden - definitely azaleas - works very well - I saved a blue spruce that was 3/4 dead with this product. Works very well.
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I'm not familiar with Daconil 2787. Used this product for leaf problems on a Japanese Magnolia and some climbing plants--worked great. Not sure if this is good for your needs.
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I checked the bottle and there isn't one number on it besides the EPA numbers!
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I really was hunting a liquid solution like I had many years ago from a forgotten source. One drop of that liquid in the bud of a Camellia produced a much larger bloom. This item is "1 gram of water soluble Super Grow Gibberellic Acid" which I have not used yet. I do not see the percentage anywhere in the literature or on the package. Included is a dilution table for mixing with water for PPM content from 5 to 1,000 PPM content. I would suggest contacting the manufacturer at the following address for any information you want:Consolidated ChemicalP.O. Box 90848Allentown, Pa 18109WWW.CONSOLIDATED-CHEMICAL.COMGood Luck:RTH I really was hunting a liquid solution like I had many years ago from a forgotten source. One drop of that liquid in the bud of a Camellia produced a much larger bloom. This item is "1 gram of water soluble Super Grow Gibberellic Acid" which I have not used yet. I do not see the percentage anywhere in the literature or on the package. Included is a dilution table for mixing with water for PPM content from 5 to 1,000 PPM content. I would suggest contacting the manufacturer at the following address for any information you want:Consolidated ChemicalP.O.... » Read More I really was hunting a liquid solution like I had many years ago from a forgotten source. One drop of that liquid in the bud of a Camellia produced a much larger bloom. This item is "1 gram of water soluble Super Grow Gibberellic Acid" which I have not used yet. I do not see the percentage anywhere in the literature or on the package. Included is a dilution table for mixing with water for PPM content from 5 to 1,000 PPM content. I would suggest contacting the manufacturer at the following address for any information you want:Consolidated ChemicalP.O. Box 90848Allentown, Pa 18109WWW.CONSOLIDATED-CHEMICAL.COMGood Luck:RTH « Show Less
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You may want to try WOLF-Garten Weed Extractor (http://www.bluestonegarden.com/gardening/wolf-garten-tools/wolf-garten-weed-extractor.html) and then order a "D" handle as well. The whole thing is around $20.00 (plus shipping). I trust WOLF-Garten products totally (made in Germany). Amazon has the right handle on here, NOT Prime, but not the weed extractor. I like Yard Butler products as well, but this won't work for what you want to use it.
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I would call Bayer. If I'not mistaken it will kill St. Augustine. It didn't wok for me on crabgrass or carpet grass. Just made it sick for a while after 2 applications then came back with a vengeance.
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Hi Ja - I've planted several new roses, about 1 month ago and bought the Bayer Advanced 2 in 1 systemic.Early days still, but container states for Roses and Flowers..But contains strong fertilizer and Aphid protection for 8 weeks. Not use on veg or near Ponds and wash hands after use..pretty potent stuff, I.m assuming.Sorry I can't help more - but I was impressed by another product of Bayer and I'm thinking 'Give it a try' Maybe tell you more about performance. a few more months down the line.Regards and Good Luck ..Linda x
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Yeah its the best natural pesticide you can get. Its sticky, I never spray the flowers. If you need a miticide, you can try Avid but you shouldnt use on food crops
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I bought from the same vendor, but I am not the seller. Most of mine died early on, but prob bc I planted too deep around the roots. I read that if you pluck the flowers during first fruiting, the next harvest will be exponentially fuller. Good luck!
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I don't know, but don't buy this brand......it didn't work for me. Buy the Spectracide brand, it works. Check the label for garden safety.
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After doing a lot of field research with Fusillade while with the U. California Extension Service as a weed management specialist, no one has had a problem with normal rates for annual and perennial grasses, when used on or around roses. However, it does not control annual bluegrass. I have 200 roses and have had success with carefully directed sprays of Diquat plus some surfactant, avoiding any green stems or foliage. Kern County grows about 90% of the field roses in the US, which is where I worked on weeds in over 80 crops for 30 years. Now well retired but still with a lot of memory...plus my 3 Weed Management Guides for growers. Google "UC Ornamental IPM" for a lot of detail on crop medicines. After doing a lot of field research with Fusillade while with the U. California Extension Service as a weed management specialist, no one has had a problem with normal rates for annual and perennial grasses, when used on or around roses. However, it does not control annual bluegrass. I have 200 roses and have had success with carefully directed sprays of Diquat plus some surfactant, avoiding any green stems or foliage. Kern County grows about 90% of the field roses in the US, which is where I worked on weeds in over 80 crops for 30 years. Now well retired but still with a lot of... » Read More After doing a lot of field research with Fusillade while with the U. California Extension Service as a weed management specialist, no one has had a problem with normal rates for annual and perennial grasses, when used on or around roses. However, it does not control annual bluegrass. I have 200 roses and have had success with carefully directed sprays of Diquat plus some surfactant, avoiding any green stems or foliage. Kern County grows about 90% of the field roses in the US, which is where I worked on weeds in over 80 crops for 30 years. Now well retired but still with a lot of memory...plus my 3 Weed Management Guides for growers. Google "UC Ornamental IPM" for a lot of detail on crop medicines. « Show Less
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Hello! I bought one awhile back and it seems to be a medium fast grower...not slow, but not fast either... Its definitely worth waiting for. They are BEAUTIFUL! ENJOY:-)
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By the way the only reason I recommended you to spray your test area in a part of yard where the sun mostly hits that spot is because you will see the results faster than if you sprayed it in a shady spot in your yard. The results will be the same in both spots the only difference is the amount of time it takes to see the results. Make sure you mow your grass first, make sure your yard the grass and weeds are dry when you mow and then spray shortly after that same day. The reason why is because you need to think of the weeds as a human arm or finger. If you have cut on your arm or finger it's very vulnerable to infection as soon as it's cut. The same is true with weeds or any other form of vegetation. I've also sprayed this Spectracide when the temp was close to 90 degrees. I just diluted the mixture after I used it on my text area. I apologize if I'm bothering you. I just wanted to explain myself a little more since I've been using this for a long time. I don't remember how long but it's been long enough to where I won't use anything else besides Drexel for killing everything a 15 foot tall that was growing in a tricky spot out at my shop, spraying it around the bottom of my trees in my yard, spraying around my house, knocking out my house and shop's driveways. Anyways... Goodluck!
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HPS is 3700K (red/yellowish) and MH is 6500K (white/blueish) I believe. I could be wrong its from memory... But the MH is for VEG, and HPS is for flowering. :)
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Hello from another LHC member, thinking along the same lines as you... I read the catnip thread and it said the kind with flowers and stems is usually cheaper than all leaves. The flowers contain more oils. The leaves are more astringent. I can't tell if this has all leaves or flowers and stems as well. If you get it, will you please tell me (LauraLongLocks) if it works? Thanks! I have tons of split ends and I hope this will prevent future ones.
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I'm also looking for a stronger food grade pickling vinegar, but sadly, this is an herbicide. I have no idea why is came up in the grocery section of Amazon! You might want to try this one Spolem Kielce Vinegar 10% 500ml but sadly the shipping is a bit too expensive for me to try it. Wish it was a prime eligible product.
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U can use jus there 3 part grow micro bloom base and get good results the rest is for a few steps above but they probly have a few that don't do much but I've been using there 3 part base w b-52, big bud, bud candy, and overdive. U can stick to the base 3 and add 1 at a time to c if there's a noticeable difference I got mine at the same time and have had really good results (spend the $ a good ppm meter tho makes life way easier blue lad works great)
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I used just drop of Tordon on a freshly cut two-year old dogwood seedling where the roots were totally entangled with an established Azalea. there was no way in this case to remove the tree stem/roots from the azalea. The dogwood never came back, and the azalea died within a month. I love this product for invasives, but be careful.
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Sorry, I don't know. I only used it once on my roses. I was very UN-impressed.