Can use this with loquat trees?And how to mix it for a gallon.
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I use it on my loquat tree at 1 TBL per gallon and it has been working fine for many years. I don't spray after fruit forms except a little on the trunk if we have been raining excessively and it starts looking a little green. I don't spray the leaves or fruit while fruit is present.
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the bottle has an automatic measuring device built in. You take the cap off and hold the bottle upright and squeeze the bottle and the product flows into a cavity just under where the cap would fit on. Then you just pour it out and that amount comes out. I believe it is 1 fluid ounce which is 2 tablespoons per gallon. The product is approved by the EPA for use on all garden vegetables and common fruits. It really is not toxic to anything except fungus. I don't know specifically about your plant. I have not heard of it before. But I do not believe there are any uses for which it is specifically disapproved. the bottle has an automatic measuring device built in. You take the cap off and hold the bottle upright and squeeze the bottle and the product flows into a cavity just under where the cap would fit on. Then you just pour it out and that amount comes out. I believe it is 1 fluid ounce which is 2 tablespoons per gallon. The product is approved by the EPA for use on all garden vegetables and common fruits. It really is not toxic to anything except fungus. I don't know specifically about your plant. I have not heard of it before. But I do not believe there are any uses for which it is... » Read More the bottle has an automatic measuring device built in. You take the cap off and hold the bottle upright and squeeze the bottle and the product flows into a cavity just under where the cap would fit on. Then you just pour it out and that amount comes out. I believe it is 1 fluid ounce which is 2 tablespoons per gallon. The product is approved by the EPA for use on all garden vegetables and common fruits. It really is not toxic to anything except fungus. I don't know specifically about your plant. I have not heard of it before. But I do not believe there are any uses for which it is specifically disapproved. « Show Less
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This is based on my use for Daylily Rust. General rate is 2 Teaspoons per gallon. But, that will depend on the disease and the plant. My best suggestion is to contact the manufacturer "TechPac LLC Atlanta Ga. for specific instructions.
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The instruction sheet has loquat listed under ornamentals. Thorough coverage spray 3 tablespoons per 1 gallon of water. Begin at lst sign of disease, repeat at 7-14 day intervals as needed. Use shorter intervals during periods of frequent rain or when severe disease conditions persist.
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Hello,I pour some into a 3 - 5 gallon sprayer that would normally be used to spray your garden.It is the pump top style. Works Great!
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My nephew is the one who received this. He used it for pears. He recommended another use it for grapefruit. I would think that peaches woukd be fine.
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You have to mix this product first. It can be harmful to some plants at too high of a concentration.
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Yes, that's how you make the ratios. Make sure the entire plant has a milky coating. If not shake the mixture more to mix it better.
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You need potting mix or coco coir. Not potting soil. With that being said, I would not recommend this for any heavy plants;Tomatoes or such. Too cheaply made to handle heavy fruits or vegetables. Hope this helps
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well I use 4 oz to about 4 to 4 1/2 pounds of my mix. I don't know if I would use it on small plants. I burnt some of mine up. It can be strong. Hot nutrient but man you get roots. Just wait to the plants are at least 2 weeks old. Also there are 2 ways you can mix it real good. Or slowly add a half teaspoon to a galloon and slowly add it. It is similar to a product called great white. I consider this like I generic version of that kind of but this is a little hotter. Hope that helps.
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Yes. According to the label it says:For use on outdoor trees and shrubs, including listed fruit and nut trees: Apple, Loquat, Oriental Pear, Pecan, Crabapple, Mayhaw, Pear, QuinceDO NOT apply this product, by any application method, to linden, basswood or other Tilia species.You can find the label and MSDS from the manufacturer's website here: http://www.raganandmassey.com/label-msdsinfo.html
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yes, it can be added weekly at a rate of 1oz per gallon. personally, i use it with every 3rd watering at a rate of 1/2 oz or 15cc's per gallon. Works wonders in conjunction with Azomite.
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I am not certain,if the instructions say differently don't use it...but I would just apply a small amount {test section} and see how the plant reacts.."Safer" recommends to apply in the late afternoon,because direct sunlight effects this additive that is the organic and controls the leaf eating creepy crawlies.Using a spray bottle,I don't see why not,just watch the amount you mix in the spray bottle...I follow the the 1 gallon instructions when i mix...it is a concentrate so be careful.
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6 ounces to a gallon will suffice but i mix mine a little hot so it kills quicker... i mix 8 ounces to a gallon....
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I only use it feed seedlings or clones in the vegetation period and I mix it with plain water, sometimes I add a little bid of cal/mag. in the mix and I always add a ''Hygrozyme ''(or a mild NPK-1-1-1 nutrient), and remember you can only use Voodoo juice for about tree or four weeks only, okay!,I hope this information will help you?, thank you and happy growing! god bless you and good luck.
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Well, Im not sure about pear trees I use it on my pecan tree. Mix zinc in hopper then hook to hose and spray the leaves. I have two peach trees. I also spayed them. this zinc is a fine powder and mixes quickly with water.
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I use it in a pump sprayer and mix accordingly. Mixture calls for 2.5 oz / gal. I would not use in a hose sprayer unless I knew the distribution rate /ratio.
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I would never pour fertilizer directly on leaves. Mix and pour solution so it reaches roots. Instructions say 3 tablespoons per gallon of water for vine berries.
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I use 2 ml per gallon and it knocks out powdery mildew. It's better to dip your plants if possible to get complete coverage.