how soon may you harvest after application?
1131398
I used the Mole Repellent to keep moles from digging up my flower garden and never used it with vegetables so I don't know the answer to the question. I also never found the liquid fence for moles to do much of anything worthwhile. I would not recommend it for moles since it didn't work for me.
1131399
I used it on a lawn. Since it is only castor oil, I would suspect harvest could be soon.
1131400
I don't know the answer to that question. But as the other responder says, it's only castor oil and should have no negative effects.
1710494
Depends on the soil that you are using and the type of plant - Anywhere from 4 days to two weeks.
196943
Almost immediately...it will . stunt growth and will turn yellow within 2-7 days. If you truly have nursed he, this will . absolutely work...I was so pleased with this product....bc it out grows the lawn and made it look unkempt even 1 day after mowing. As you know this stuff grows fast....and you will notice that it won't grow even before it turns yellow.
1687695
Do not use the product on or near edibles. We suggest keeping applications at least 24 inches away from and out of the root zone of any edibles or edible-bearing plants.
495795
when used as directed it leaves a waxy thick natural coating that the bugs either get stuck in or cannot eat leaf through and thus die. The plant consumes the wax over a couple week period and that is why you would not spray edible plant within 21 days prior to harvest. Product is good for plants and All natural. A serious gardeners tool to maintain a healthy garden. Has an order and an unpleasant taste.
1527820
I let them grow until they started getting a little hard, then I harvested them and made 1 dish. There aren't a lot so might as well eat them all at once. The other side of the box didn't sprout for me.
1691848
One harvest. About one to two ounces in all. I would buy from a store, as this product does NOT work as stated. The company may try to make you think it is you, but how hard can it be? Soak it, spray it, spray it, spray it. It's not rocket science. It just doesn't work.
83807
As listed on the product label you should delay mowing 1 to 2 days before and after the application of the Weed Free Zone
1733859
I would say, "not immediately after application". You can find the instructions, etc.. here: http://pbigordon.com/pdfs/SpeedZoneLawnWeedKiller-SL.pdf "* Do not allow people or pets to enter the treated area until sprays have dried."
2067394
This product deals effectively with weeds and crabgrass without harming your lawn provided you follow dilution instructions. The first application will help ridding good percentage of the weeds, then you should follow with a second application 3-4 weeks away then as needed.
1917913
It was my impression that it is simply harvested and ground up, it's not in tincture form. If you wanted to make a tincture, you could mix vodka with the ground root and let it set for a week or month.
2233904
The manufacturer's directions state that "This insecticide may be used outdoors and in greenhouses throughout the growing season or as a preharvest treatment when other insecticides are prohibited because of residue restrictions and use limitations." I prefer not to harvest my herbs or vegetables until 24 hours after the last spraying.
2093853
I am by no means an expert, but the research I have done says the two best seasons to inoculate the logs are: First early spring, second mid fall (when the leaves are turning). This is mostly based off when you should attempt to harvest the logs and correlates to the sugar and nutrient level present in the harvested tree as it attempts to change between growth and dormancy. In fall for example, the tree is sending resources from its limbs to its roots. When you cut it during that season, the nutrients are in the logs and in turn your mushrooms have more food to grow. The fungus will winter over fine in nature and can also be kept in your freezer for several months. So it may be possible to inoculate the log in winter. But this is far from ideal. Ideally, you want the organism to be established in the log before it goes dormant. And once dormant, not to disturb it until it thaws out. If you attempt to do it during winter, the plugs will remain dormant until spring. But the organism may be damaged during the process or may not be strong enough to establish once spring arrives. Now, what you may be able to do is store them in your vegetable crisper until spring as they will keep for several months in the fridge or freezer. Or you can inoculate the logs and keep them in a sheltered (semi warm) location such as you basement until spring when you can put them back out.
1597364
I would imagine you should start to use it up soon after opening to retain the freshness but there isn't a whole lot of product so it does not takes years to do this! (It will be gone within a few months of use if used regularly.)
901778
At least two days. The more time you wait the better, but doesn't hurt after two days.
1454262
After making it? Only a few hours. Once you have made the brew, it's best to use it as soon as possible.
335283
I'm not the manufacturer of the product, so I can't answer that question with any authority. However, I'd probably wait until the area is dry.