can I use on fruit trees
164869
My gut feel is no.. because the insecticide is absorbed and kills insects eating the bark and leaves, it's also going to be in the flowers and fruit.. Just to be sure I went out to look at the label.. it very clearly says "not for trees raised for food".. If you have fruit tress with problems, topical sprays before the fruit set are the only way.. or buy lady bugs and preying mantis and release in the spring.
164870
yes, of course, and it will benefit the tree. Just don't eat the fruit during the season you use the Bayer on the tree. It's simple.
164871
No. Besides winding up in the fruit, it will be in the pollen and nectar, and will kill the bees that are needed for pollination.
1869874
Will work on any fleshy fruit- I have torn up peach seeds- it is very powerful so yes oranges with-out a doubt
614798
I have a persimmon tree and this spray helped with all sorts of bugs that were ruining the fruits--even birds and squirrels. Just follow the directions on the bottle I sprayed one tree with no fruits and then sprayed another tree just twice each (I think I went overboard) that had fruits to see if anything would happened and no--all is good. I think this spray saved my tree and it's fruits. Good luck!
918776
yes you can use it under your tree, i have used it under my oaks, figs and persimmons, grass is dead, tree is fine.
1969083
Have no idea -we have no pear trees. You can try it and see what happens. We use it on our tomatoes, alternating it with other fungicides.
779549
No I have not used this on cherry trees. I would suggest calling the manufacture for information on this product for your particular type tree. I used it on a Bashovia shade tree in Florida and it did work on it.
2164360
Not sure. It has rounded hooks on one side that allow you to break the stem on the tree from the fruit. In my case oranges. Not sure if it would tear the skin on plums.
192978
VWH, Definitely do not use Boracare for treating a live tree. Now there are some products which are labeled as a systemic and for the control of termites. Unfortunately you might find limits on what you can use if the tree is bearing fruit for consumption. Jonathan Customer Care U-Spray Bugspray
452537
You can use them on citrus fruits but I WOULD HIGHLY suggest cutting the rind off because it leaves such a bitter taste in the juice! Not pleasant at all!
1476120
You should not use this on trees with fruit consumed by people. Also it works best when applied in early spring before leaves have formed. Not saying you can't apply now, June 2, but you may still have more bugs eating leaves when Japanese beetles emerge for example. As for fruit, realize this product is absorbed through the entire tree. You do not want to consume that do you?
1490487
The label does not directly address gardens. However, it does state that can be used around "trees and vines that will not bear edible fruit for one year....Should accidental contact be made, to foliage, immediately wash off with water". Based on that, I would not use this on a vegetable garden.
125676
It will work on the pits but the fruit is too soft. maybe once the fruit is dried however I am unsure about that.
512139
They are granules that you would sprinkle at the base of the fruit trees so it would not affect the fruit at all.
2211717
I use a 650ml spray bottle. I add 1 tablespoon of the fruit tree spray and fill with water. My peach tree still got infected with worms in the peaches and my Apple tree still got rust spots (fungus). I switched to stronger fungicide and insecticides. Unless you're really against non-organic I don't recommend this anymore....
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I would not use this directly on the fruit. If you can spray the grass without getting on the parts you eat, than it should be fine. Grass B Gonis designed to access the roots through the blades if grass. Generally, not recommended for veggies. Good luck
41920
Sorry Ive only used it for Apples, peaches, pears and I knew it would work because these are the kinds my local orchard uses.
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I don't know the answer to that. Use it for my fruit trees. You may find your answer when you GOOGLE it. They have wealth of info. HANS7115