Were pestasides used while growing this plant?
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I don't know, if you find out, please let me know. I really didn't even think to ask.
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No idea. I would check with the manufacturer. I don't know if any plants are still using lead in the manufacture of glass.
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Hi Mike,Hope this finds you in good health and in good spirits!We are not able to grow completely organic due to strict USDA guidelines for pest control for citrus stock. Our primary insecticide for bug control is Spinosad and for fungus control we use Copper Fungacide. When you receive the tree we recommend going organic with the primary pest control via use of horticultural oil. We hope this helped.George
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Yes, but I wouldn't recommend getting this plant. It was dead when it arrived.
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No, they are strictly fertilizer. For insect prevention, we bought Bayer Tree and Shrub Protect and Feed. Supposed to be guaranteed to keep the plants bug free for a year.
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Their website says they use insecticides on their trees and insects to control pests. I'm so disappointed! My order is on the way. Now I will have to return it.
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I don't see why not.. however an arborist would be a better source of info.. The only thing I would worry about is Leyland Cypress grow very fast and adding fertilizer to them may cause too fast a growth and a potential for weakness. as far as the systemic pesticide , maybe a topical or pure systemic pesticide would be better. if you're dealing with spider mites, the damage is done before you notice them.. but a good hosing with a high power nozzle yearly helps.. .
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Yes, I did a lot of research on BT because I wanted to use it to keep mosquito larvae killed off in the gutters full of standing water for my gutter garden. This is the actual water all my veggie plants drink. Yes, including my tomato plants. BT is a bacteria not a poison if I'm not mistaken. It's been a while since I looked into this.
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I don't think so. I use it on my gourd plants to prevent cucumber beetles. I would contact the company but I would not take this internally.
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I used on my tomatoes plant and some other vegetables. Go to www.planetnatural.com/product/monterey-garden-insect-spray-spinosad and you will find the product label with an intensive information, it is almost at the end of the page in a PDF format.
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Yes to both nuisance plants. but it may also kill nearby plants. UR welcome.
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I don't know that it would be organic but it is considered a safe insecticide when considering toxic chemicals. It is an organism from the ground and I don't know if they do anything special to the ground that it comes from or if it is even grown in earth for manufacturing purposes. It is used in organic farming.
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not sure what the ingredients are but there was stuff in there that killed all of my plants. Some plants I had for 10 plus years, decided to 'refresh' the soil and they all got infected and died. You would be better buying from your local hardware store. at least you can trust them
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I have used similar products that included geranium in its contents to repel insects. However, I have not used this particular product for it yet. I will be using it this late spring/summer and then I will update. You can also buy the plant at garden nurseries and use that as well.
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I haven't used it in a garden. However, they say it's a good insecticide and it's a staple of organic gardening. It is food grade, which means it's edible and safe.
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These have no pesticides and should work superbly for your animals. I use it for both of my tarantulas as well as my Madagascar Hissing Cockroaches (they breed with this) and mealworm colony, and I also use this for all of my reptiles
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The chemicals become too concentrated for the small space of a pot, where all the roots are confined. In fact, the chemicals can leach through ceramic or clay pots and collect on the outside of the pot as a white crystalline substance. I found this out the hard way. I talked with Bayer, and the person I talked with had the answer that made sense. Use the Bayer spray product for potted plants. And I see they now have spikes that can be used in pots - but only for insects + fertilizer, not for diseases.