Can this be diluted to 1.47% and used as a drench on trees and bushes? If so, what is dilution rate?
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i really don't know but i am not sure why you would want to do that. i think the dilution rates on the product were made based on extensive research. you best be checking with the manufacturer and not another customer.
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I would never recommend using this stuff anywhere except around a foundation since it is highly toxic to bees.
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0.1 to 0.2 fl. oz. (3 to6 mL) per inch oftrunk diameter 1.5 fl. oz. (45 mL)per 100 galor3.0 fl. oz/A(90 mL/A)Apply specified dosage as a foliar spray using 200gallons of water per acre. Do not apply more than a totalof 6.0 ounces of DOMINION 2LTERMITICIDE/INSECTICIDE per acre per year.Allow at least 14 days between applications. Applicationsmay be applied up to and including day of harvest.This is the best I can find on the label the top portion looks like more of what your asking hope it helps
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This product should not be diluted. Also, the product that I used was an oil based product, not a water based product.
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According to page 16 of the label available here domyownpestcontrol dot com/msds/Adonis75WSP_speclabel dot pdf Dissolve one packet in at least 10 gallons of water and SOIL DRENCH: Uniformly apply the dosage in no less than 10 gallons of water per 1000 square feet as a drench around the base of the tree, directed to the root zone. Remove plastic or any other barrier that will stop solution from reaching the root zone. I spray it on the plant as well to kill any surface critters.
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The dilution rate for folier applications is from .008 fl oz/qt for small infestations up to .5fl.oz/qt for bad infestations. So using at that rate should last a while.
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Must be a big hedge for 5 gallons. I mix only one gallon at a time in a small (1.5 gallon) sprayer, 4 quarts of diesel and 2 quart of herbicide. Mostly applying to the trunk of small trees, but this mixture also effectively took out a few privet hedges along a clearing. It works slow but is deadly. Good Luck, be careful with over spray and drifting MIKE
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That I don't know, but is there any reason to be concerned if there is a 0.9% difference? If you are going to use it topically, you're going to want to dilute it anyway, usually. It's a big bottle, it'll go a long way.
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As indicated in the label, this is for use with vegetation/weeds, won't be useful for killing trees which need a higher concentration of Imazapyr
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If memory serves me, it is quite concentrated, and is diluted at 1/2 oz per gallon. I've used it a little stronger, but some plants are more sensitive (especially young plants), and can't handle it.
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No, it will not enter the tree if you are just spraying around it at the proper mixture. Thank you
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Depends on what you're killing...but in any event you don't mix with water, because product is in a kerosene base. It is also pretty specific to killing certain trees/plants and you should check the product information to see if what you have is on their list. I use it for Ailanthus/Tree of Heaven, and apply it straight--it will kill up to about 6" diameter if the trunk is coated from about 18" down to the ground, on all sides (bigger trees need slices cut in bark to apply; Google 'stem injection' and you will find a good video fr Australia)
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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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I have used this on every plant, tree and shrub I have with NO problem. It's fantastic. I have a Dogwood and it did fine. Once you start using it you will be able to see if you have applied enough, or if you need to add more. I tried to "skimp" so let me save you the trouble. Use as directed!
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I really don't think so. I have a large spray bottle that I have continued to use over time that has been diluted and it seems fine to me. I mix a couple of drops in my watering can that I water my outdoor flowers with this time of year and the plants are really healthy and growing!
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I dilute it and use in a small Spray bottle... I apply to outdoor clothing, tents, sleeping bags, backpacks, etc,
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This compound is very SLOW in acting and also not very aggressive. Since the concentration is not listed it will be a trial and error effort for you, together with buckets of patience. I've found much more effective acidification with dead pine needles mixed into the soil.
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I have never diluted it but just used a few drops here and there. I think if you go on the website for the actual product there was info on how to dilute it. The product worked well for me in my back yard with just a few drops placed on skin.
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I have used a full bottle on my 12 Japanese Privets on 2 different occasions, over the past year. The suckers come up with less frequency, especially mid-trunk (I still have suckers on the bottom, but less after every treatment). My privets are still blooming and growing happily.So - I can only attest the answer to this question for Japanese Privets, and when used as directed - in that case, I see no harm to my trees. And MUCH less work for me.