can this be applied to raspberries or vegetables? Not many comments from Wash.State..
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The package states you can use it on edible crops. when you use it on edible crops, apply the product when no above-ground harvestable food commodities are present.
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DonnaThe directions on the container indicate that it is not advisable to put this on anything edible (for humans.) We use it to protect flowers and I spray it on our fruit trees before they blossom to keep the deer from eating the branches. We live in Northern Maine so I'm not sure we would have the same results as Washington State. Other than that the product works very well as far as we are concerned.
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DOnna, I live in Olympia, and was afraid I would have to apply this every time it rained, but not so.The package states you can use it on edible crops. when you use it on edible crops, apply the product when no above-ground harvestable food commodities are present. I use it on strawberries and tomatoes before the "harvestable" stage (ie when very small and green). We cannot taste it, and haven't noticed any health effects. This works pretty well for me. Deer will taste anything, but if I put this on once a month or so, per the package directions, they seem to get a taste and then leave things alone. DOnna, I live in Olympia, and was afraid I would have to apply this every time it rained, but not so.The package states you can use it on edible crops. when you use it on edible crops, apply the product when no above-ground harvestable food commodities are present. I use it on strawberries and tomatoes before the "harvestable" stage (ie when very small and green). We cannot taste it, and haven't noticed any health effects. This works pretty well for me. Deer will taste anything, but if I put this on once a month or so, per the package directions, they seem to get a taste and then... » Read More DOnna, I live in Olympia, and was afraid I would have to apply this every time it rained, but not so.The package states you can use it on edible crops. when you use it on edible crops, apply the product when no above-ground harvestable food commodities are present. I use it on strawberries and tomatoes before the "harvestable" stage (ie when very small and green). We cannot taste it, and haven't noticed any health effects. This works pretty well for me. Deer will taste anything, but if I put this on once a month or so, per the package directions, they seem to get a taste and then leave things alone. « Show Less
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To be honest, we have only used this product to protect plants and flowers.
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I don't think this is something that can be applied to plants etc., that produce fruit or vegetables, I certainly wouldn't use it for that. I think you could call the company that produces Deer Stopper ask. Everyone in our area that wants to have things that produce fruits or vegetables puts them in a little area surrounded by tall fencing to keep the deer out. Good Luck
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Probably okay...but it does not work for me at all. I sprayed more than required...a lot more.
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Yes I've used it on pears and peaches tomatoes no it didn't work well for me
988797
As long as the overspray doesn't get on vegetable leaves. It is okay for very small areas but too expensive for larger areas as it has to be repeated sometimes several times. Didn't know this until I purchased and read directions. Not as good as RoundUp that I have stopped using totally because of the environment and reason I used Burnout II looking for alternatives. Still looking.
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Yes, it does work for the berries--do keep in mind that you will lose some of the juice of the berries(depending on how ripe they are), but I'd rather have produce that's safer with a bit less flavor than the alternative. One thing I did find out--don't freeze your berries first then try to clean after thawing---it's a mess! Take the time to prepare your produce first, then store afterwards--just a thought...
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Yes. I use mine for both 6 oz. of blackberries and raspberries. In fact, I own two and have used one for small clumps of grapes.
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I have tried it on all kinds of fruits and other foods. I find it best on plums and bananas. Not so much on tomatoes, etc.
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I've just used it on potatoes and carrots, but there isn't any reason it shouldn't work on softer vegetables like cucumbers.
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Yes it is organic and can be used on any type of editable fruit or veggy. I use it on my tomatoes ect
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Yes. I have used it on zucchini and yellow squash, radish and a few other veggies.
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Yes you can! I used it on watermelons and butternut squash and it worked fine.
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I would not spray this on food. Use diatemaceous earth powder for gardening.
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Yes. It works for any vegetable. I have used it to make sauerkraut many times. Follow instructions carefully to activate culture.
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It is up to you....I really didn't like it because it has a chemical in it that they use in lice medicine. I used it on my roses a few times......didn't not like it...a hassle to spray on every week...with minimal results. I wouldn't spray it on my food. Never Never Never spray your edible veggie plants. Grows foods that have few pests in your area. Or use row covers and bush varieties etc.
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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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It most certainly can. So far as I know it is quite safe and will not harm strawberries.
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no ,my wife has used it on squish,broccoli, coliflower,carrots,cucumbers and potatoes and it worked fine.Rutabagas can be much harder so.....
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the instructions do not list vegetables so I would not use it on them. I purchased it for use on orchids. There are safer fungicides like copper (which is safe on tons of veg) and even baking soda diluted in water.