can it be sprayed on trees?
1719470
Read the directions and the only thing it states is don't apply to any plants grown for sale or use on food crops. Great product used for a few years now.
1719471
It can but not recommended because it can burn the folage depending on the tree type. You need to be clear what kind of problem you are trying to handle. Contact me at 928-343-2729 and I can help you determine if this is really what you need to be considering. I am a licensed chemical supplier. Thanks, Rick
1205986
I have not yet test the wand sprayer yet to see how far it will spray. I would think as long as your not trying to do trees over 10 ft it would work fine.
1256362
Not sure about pines. I have sprayed it around hardwood trees and it does not effect them.
2104078
I Don't believe it will harm the trees in any way just don't spray on a windy day and try not to get any material on the bark of the trees you are spraying around
457775
Yes, since It is an oil spray make sure that the plant you use it on can take an oil spray
193421
Not sure. Directions don't say but probably more effective sprayed or dusted directly on diseased shrub etc.
1550987
It should be okay around established trees, but not saplings. The original use for this chemical was along fence lines, so older trees are robust enough to stand up. I would be careful about how much you use for this application. I use about a 1/2 cup in 2 gallons of water and apply at a medium spray from my hand held tank. Diuron is non-soluble, so you will need to really shake it up to suspend it in water.
1349405
I don't see why not I've only used it on medel and rubber but I think it will do fine on wood as long as you spray evenly and do more then one coat. Hope this helps good luck.
1869955
Never, at least not in MN. I start applying it when plants are starting to come up, and spray often in the spring as the plants grow. In the summer months, when the plants are mature, I apply it about every 6 weeks. It works great for me. I do not apply it to trees but wrapped the small ones instead. I gave up on evergreens, like arbor vitae years ago, and got rid of them and planted hosta instead, but that was long before I found this product.
1633526
The label states it will if mixed and sprayed but I have not use on grass only small trees I wanted to quit sprouting over and over. For grass you might look at Roundup or a similar product and you will need a pump sprayer.
984171
I've never tried it on fruit trees, however it shouldn't harm your trees if you keep it around the roots and lower trunk. I would not spray it on the leaves or fruit as it may be residual and "pollute the fruit" as far as eating it. Good Luck, hope this may help you decide.
1852320
I've tried using it on a plum tree stump that keeps sprouting, the growth will die, but new shoots will sprout the next year. I've sprayed it for 3 years now. So to answer your question, no.
356931
I don't think it is a tree fertilizer. It is intended to be a systemic insecticide that's absorbed by the shrub or tree, preferably through the root system, spreads throughout the shrub or tree, and helps in controlling a wide vaiety of insects. Mind you, it has been my experience that it works on some species of plants but somehow not in others. I still use it nonetheless - works much better than other brand name products in my opinion.
1693276
I'm sure it can be, I use it on my jackets for the winter waterfowler season on Long Island in NY. I also ut it on my cotton hats for the summer to bead the spray away while on my boat. It's like rain-x for clothing. Just spot check it to make sure it is compatible. Remember it's petroleum based. No synthetics
1544888
I used it last summer and really don't remember the specifics. I used it on a roof and recall being careful not to over spray onto surrounding shrubs & trees. I don't think it was dangerous to the vegetation. There is a caution in the instructions about using near wetlands, lakes, ponds and streams. Apparently has a negative impact on fresh water supplies. It works very well, although slowly over a period of time. Up to several months depending on conditions and exposure.
2017093
I just sent an answer to your question. This is probable not strong enough to use on a tree. I ordered the systemic Bayer product that was specifically for trees and shrubs.
1864884
don't know. Mulberrys are very hardy trees, I don't know why anyone would spray them, unless they were raising silk worms.