Can you use this on palm trees that are in a pot outside? Thanks
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I don't know why you wouldn't. I use on palms in the ground and large pots that are indoors.
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No, don't reapply. The rain is good because it helps get it into the roots quicker. I use it successfully for spiraling white fly on my palm trees. It doesn't last a year but somewehre between 6 months and a year so I reapply every 6 months. The way I understand it the rain makes it absorb into the roots and then it gets carried to all parts of the tree or plant.
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Yes it can work.. Palms need alot of water so you might have to add extra water emitters to the drip line. If they are huge palm trees then you will need bubbler for each palm tree you have!
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Yes. There will be no problems as long as you follow the application rates. I use this on all of my tropical flowering plants and palms. I even use it on my immature fruit trees.
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I believe so. The label says it could be harmful to delicate foliage, but a ponytail palm has nice strong fronds. I have one, and sprayed it on mine.
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Hi there. It depends on what you are planting it in. For a container, use Potting Mix. For in ground, use Garden Soil. I would recommend using a Miracle-Gro Moisture Control soil (potting or garden soil) because the trees are thirsty and soak up the water like crazy. A Moisture Control soil will help retain the moisture longer in between waterings. If you want to be really fancy, there is a Miracle-Gro Soil for Palm, Cactus, and Citrus that has some of the special nutrients to help fruit trees grow. I just used a regular Moisture Control Potting Mix for my container plant.
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I experienced no issues with plants or palms in southern Georgia using this product. It will make the yard and plants smell a little difret but other than that you should have no issues what's your plants outside or inside.
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I used two coats (1 can) on an outdoor potting bench, which is on the sunny side of my house in AZ (very hot and sunny all summer). So far it's done well, no problems. And it's not really rated for outdoor use. I can't really answer your question because I didn't do what you're asking about, but I hope this helps.
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I did not try it in hot conditions so I do not know the answer right now. i have actually some bugs on my plum trees and wanted to use it this weekend to treat my trees. We are scheduled for 100 deg weather here so you made me nervous about it! Where did you get a hold of that info? It might be correct....
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Hello, Gee sorry I do not have direct knowledge of Bismarck palms. Sounds great tho ! I have used it on my hibiscus and New Zealand castor bean plants. I really like the results. Caution follow directions. I was too enthusiastic with hibiscus. Doing well now. :) best of luck!
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I couldnt get it to work in soil. But if you could get it to actually work, I dont think it would matter if it is soil in pots or soil outdoors
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It is a fantastic product that is easy to use. put water in a bucket and add the correct amount of chemical and sprinkle it around the root area inside the tree limb circle.
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Living up north we don't have palm trees, but I have used it both on indoor and outdoor plants with much success. Depending on the type of bugs, you may have to spray several times to get rid of them. I have 2 dogs and 2 cats and feel comfortable using this spray indoors.
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No, this is for outside garden use. Take a look at Dr. Earth 759. Also here at Amazon
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I don't overdo it. I just sprinkle it around the palm, then give it a good watering.
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I am sorry not to be able to give an answer for you, Donnay. I have only used this on my hibiscus tree.
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It's not water soluble. It's sort of like the consistency of sand. I use it on my potted palms by spreading the recomended amount around the outer perimeter of the pot - not near the plant - and it works well.