About how long will a bottle last, using as directed on two orchid plants?
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I've been using it on six orchids, spraying them once a week and I still have half bottle left. Great product...will reorder for sure. Not sure how long it will last for you. Depends how much you use when you spray. I spray soil, leaves and foliage as directed. I have 30 blooms, 12 babies ready to open and 13 in the womb.
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I have been using on 8 plants every week and it has been over 3 months now. I just got 2 more plants, a month ago and I have enough in the bottle to last me couple more weeks at least.
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Dear Kiatin, I have two bottles each 10 ounces. For the past six months, I opened one, and used this for etching many bottles and glasses. I see the level of the content in the opened bottle barely dropping. I can only assume, that one bottle goes a long, long way!
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16 gallons. The concentrate bottle contains one pint or 16 oz. The recommendation is one oz. per gallon for perennials. I used this recommended strength on Monarda plants and it was completely successful in stopping a fungus that had begun. I also used it as a preventative on a number of other perennials and no fugi developed on any of them.
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Application will last until rain unless using on herb plants can use till harvest
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I have a fairly recent bottle, no exp date on it either! My 1st purchase was a much larger amount, I can tell you it lasted me years!! It's hard to find! With the high concentration, I'm sure it's good to the last drop!! I only use in my potted plants!!
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you'll have to call the vendor.. one bottle should last about 3 months for one person.
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Sorry I can't answer this question, I don't have the bottle any more. It is a powder so I'm guessing it should last a long time.
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It depends on how you have the machine set. I had it set to be on for 5 min and off for 15 or 20 or something to that effect. The 15 ml bottles will only last a few days at best at that setting. The 30ml bottles will last 2 weeks or so. You can set it tonrun less and they will obviously last longer
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Eash bottle is sealed, so after you open it, you have 30 days to use the solution, if you don't you are to throw it away. One bottle lasts me a little over a week.
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For one toenail, one bottle would suffice for 4 - 5 months or more, but you would be advised to use the product on all toes of the foot, to be on the safe side. For one foot, one botle used twice daily should be enough for 3 months.
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I don't have a scientific answer, but in my experience this product has been effective until the bottle is empty. It takes me years to use up a bottle, so I conclude that it doesn't have an expiration. If you haven't used it in a while, I suggest you use it for 2-4 weeks and see how your plants respond. It can't hurt them, and if they become more vigorous you'll be pleased. My African violets respond very quickly with new flower buds, for instance.
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Treating a big toe. One bottle will last 2-3 months. You will need a minimum of 2-3 bottle to get rid of the fungus applying it twice a day.
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First of all..The quality on these bottles are so good! I've used them for over 2 yrs now & still going strong. I do use one to spray my orchids & it is mist-like enough for me. Hope this helps!
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I Don't believe this should be used on orchids, as it specifies cactus, and succulents. As a previous response, it was noted that there is a specific formula for orchids.
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Directions for using are now on the back label image on our Amazon product page.*Quick Tip - To mix up a 32oz spray bottle for spot treatments, simply pour 8oz of Nature's Secret Weapon concentrate into the bottle and fill with water. Ounce measurements are on the side of the container. Always shake all concentrate and mixed solution bottles well before using to distribute the millions of live microbes. Concentrates and mixed solutions have over a 2 year shelf life.
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I am sure it depends upon where you live and where your plants are located. I live in TX, where it is hot and hotter, and typically it lasts no more than a couple of days.
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Dave, Since its unclear to me exactly what you mean, I'll provide a couple of answers and hopefully one will be spot on. So first, if you meant to ask how long will a treatment remain active following the application, the time range can vary quite a bit. For termites, it can last several years in the ground. And even that length can be variable depending on what % you apply. And even for topical treatments (foundations, lawns, baseboards), the same rules apply but in a smaller scale. So when applied at lower rates, one might get 3-4 weeks of residual. But at the stronger rate? 1-2 months. Again, these are just estimates because of variables like where you're applying it (inside vs outside), the impact of sunlight, the impact of rain, the impact of humidity, how many pests are in the environment, etc. Lastly, if you meant to ask how long will the product last in its concentrated form once a jug is opened, the answer is several years. Certainly 3-5 years but in most cases, you don't want to get an amount of product you don't expect to use in 5 years or less to insure it doesn't depreciate sitting on the shelf. Cheers, Jonathan Customer Care U-Spray Bugspray