Do you spray directly on the plants or around them
141960
Directly on the plants mostly. it discolors theM for a few days but then goes away. It had no effect on the plant as far as damage to the plant... but unfortunately it had no effect on the deer either.
141961
Plantskydd is sprayed directly on the plants you want to protect. However, this spring, as the snow melts and my spring bulbs start coming up, I plan to spray the ground surrounding the flowers. I think this will work because the smell of the coyote urine and the blood should keep the deer away. On higher shrubs you need to spray directly onto them.
141962
I spray directly on them, with the exception of edibles. The smell and discoloration are gone within a day or two. I won't say the deer have never eaten anything I've sprayed, but I'd say they eat 90% less, which is a win in my book. Seems to only last a week or two though, especially if you have a lot of new growth.
141963
On the bottle under directions it says that you can spray directly on the plant.Best wishes, Jeannie Lucas
141964
Hi Audrey,My husband sprayed the trees about four feet high downward. You spray accordingly to how high the deer can reach. FYI. We planted 10 5ft trees and 1 32oz bottle covered all.
141965
Hi Audrey, I spray it around them. This product is remarkable. I also purchase the concentrate, make it up in a bucket and pour it around all my plants and flowers. In early spring, I pour as soon as I see the smallest amount of green on my daffodils, crocus, hyacinths, etc, even if there is snow on the ground. For three years, my daffodils have survived the multitude of deer in my area. Remember to reapply by bucket about once a month. My lilies have survived rabbits as well with this product. I hope that helps! Perri
141966
Directly on them. I did not spray it on parts I planned to eat. With Swiss chard, I would spray it on some of the older leaves. I must ell you that after a while it did not work. I sprayed it on my newly planted apple trees. One day I looked the day after I had sprayed and saw that they had eaten the sprayed leaves. Did work for a while. Smells terrible.
141967
I've been using it for about 1 year. I usually spray around the plants close to the roots but when I spray the hostas and yucas I do get a fair amount on the plant. Haven't seen that it hurts them in anyway.
141968
Hi Audrey, I spray it around them. This product is remarkable. I also purchase the concentrate, make it up in a bucket and pour it around all my plants and flowers. In early spring, I pour as soon as I see the smallest amount of green on my daffodils, crocus, hyacinths, etc, even if there is snow on the ground. For three years, my daffodils have survived the multitude of deer in my area. Remember to reapply by bucket about once a month. My lilies have survived rabbits as well with this product. I hope that helps!Perri
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It is best to use on your plants as soon as you see a bug harboring around your plant. If you don't use right-away and the soil becomes infested, you may not be able to reserve your plant. It only takes a little.
1630117
Mine stick with the sprays also. I use a basting brush and brush on canola oil. Works great.
201402
Martha, No. In fact you'll see the fastest results by spraying plants during the hottest temperature of the day and when the plants are as dry as they can be. Cheers, Jonathan Customer Care U-Spray Bugspray
408960
I also have a lot of plants but I just spray around them. If you want it to control mosquitoes than you will want to spray as high as you can without getting the Talstar in your eyes of course. FYI read the directions really good before using. Last, this is going on my second year and I tell everyone about this great product. It truly makes a difference.
168118
See the Mosquito Barrier website. Yes you want to spray all your plants throughly especially the one that are in shady areas that retain moisture. This is where the mosquitos rest during the day.
159843
Pump Sprayer is the way I applied it. I always add two or three drops of dishwashing liquid to break down the surface tension and allows the spray to smoothly and competely cover the leaves to insure the plants DIE - not possible withj hose sprayer.
1788277
This product will kill any kind of vegetation you spray. However, that is only if you directly spray them. Spraying pest around them and spraying the soil will have no effect on these plants. It Only kills what is directly sprayed.
1451875
You have to keep the plants away from direct sunlight! Then just spray a mist of water on them once a week, they will do fine!
1743136
Make sure you spray the leaves when there is no chance of rain anytime soon. Also it takes 4 or 5 days before they start dying.
501852
To me, roses are sort of alien beings with attitude. If you have bugs, definitely spray wherever you see them. Insecticidal soap shouldn't hurt the plant. If you have powdery mildew, that's a horse of another color. (Fungus) Check online for "cures" for fungus. Might be as simple as alcohol and water in a spray bottle.
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I usually give the plants a little drink just before I add the fertilizer , and then a little more water afterwards , the plant pots sit in drip containers and as long as there isn't an over abundance of water , I just let the plants drink as they need to . I haven't had any problems feeding my plants this way . If I do get any fertilizer directly on the leaves , I use the spray nozzle on the kitchen sink to lightly rinse them off . I hope this helps , good luck , and have a wonderful day , or night whichever it may be .
1241165
When my plants are about 12 inches tall, I spray them every two weeks. Never on extremely hot days or right before you expect rain. We've had early blight last few years but last year I did well with spraying the plants with the bionide copper spray.
1585362
You can spray with a pump sprayer however, I found this product unacceptable. It did not work at all on my deck.
2167996
I just sprayed the leaf area. My fear is that over spraying would kill everything in the area. Spraying the upper area seemed to be sufficient.
1711004
We used a garden sprayer and walked the yard spraying surface. Do be careful on breezey days and do not gt too close to plants you want to keep. This product does work!
89075
Actually, the little devils are a terror. I borough some potted plants in from the greenhouse and with in a week or so...they had exploded! if, your gnats are inside on your plants, change and re-pot your plants new pots and all, wash the plant it's self with an insecticide soap, leave them to their self, as you will need to watch and re spray again, till your sure that you have captured the little ones. As for your question...Spectracide Triazcide is a stronger chemical for out door use, lawns and scrubs...I used it for my entire back gardens, NOTE keep children, frogs, fish from exposure. A very fine mist with an extended wand so that you can get upper and lower leaves, kills, molds, grubs, ants, just about everything that crawls, again as this needs several applications, as the bugs are happy making new ones, I only needed 2 applications, Also, I had a brown spot and kept growing, no animals either, I sprayed a very fine mist on the spot and within a week or so, it is gone and not returned. a fungus? I assume. Hope this helps you, any questions just ask. Brenda