How does it work for spraying the undersides of leaves? I have a dozen diseased bushes that need spraying on the undersides.
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I loved this thing before my girlfriend lost it. I imagined that it would work extremely well for this purpose because you can adjust the end spray around 360 degrees
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This unit is okay for light spraying. If you have large bushes, or a lot of them, you would be happier with a larger sprayer, like the ones that have a strap that goes over a shoulder and has at least a gallon capacity.
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With the tilting, swivel head it's the best I've ever used for shooting the bottoms of the leaves. Very pleased the first time I used this and shot the bottoms first, then swiveled the head down and shot the tops; quick and efficient.
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I don't know about your bushes, but when I used it I sprayed outside around the perimeter of my first floor apartment. Since grass came right up to the building; some of the grass got sprayed, too. I'm not aware of the product yellowing or killing the grass. This product is outstanding on killing the outdoor, big spiders before they make their way indoors. Before spraying the outside perimeter, I used the Terro product on ones getting inside. Regular bug spray from the grocery store was no match to those spiders. To obtain expert advice, perhaps there is a phone number or address of the manufacturer on the can that you can contact. In fact, I just went and checked my can of the product. The number is 1/800/800-1819. Company stated on can is in Pennsylvania. I hope that all of this helps.
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Pump Sprayer is the way I applied it. I always add two or three drops of dishwashing liquid to break down the surface tension and allows the spray to smoothly and competely cover the leaves to insure the plants DIE - not possible withj hose sprayer.
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I normally continue to spray lightly one to two times after the apparent infestation has ceased.My reasoning is that some pests continue tosurvive hidden under leaves etc.. Aphids are tricky to eradicate especially if the weather is cooler or the plants do not receive a fair amountof sun. You need to keep a eye on new growth also, as this seems to be where pests love to congregate.
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It DOES kill bushes. When you mix it, just spray it on the BUSH. It will kill it dead, dead, dead. I did it to a honeysuckle vine that was massive. It is no more. Hooray!!!!
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If you have the ortho sprayer, just pour it in then dial the amount needed and spray. then pour the unused amount back. This is not a systemic product like I think your talking about. This needs to be sprayed on the tree/bush.
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It works very well to preemptively control powder mildew, bugs and brown spots...on cannabis plants. I hope that helps.
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I have found that this product works well with early blight, but does not completely get rid of it unless you use consistent applications, along with picking off the affected leaves, and disposing of them properly. I've had really good results with this product.
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Hi, I have used this on all sizes of leaves with no problem. Just be sure to feed larger leaves slower so they don't jam up!! Really works great
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It didn't work!! I even tried spraying it on the ground, which worked a little bit better then spraying it on the trees themselves. I suspect that what's needed is the 'professional' sprays which aren't available for home use.
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You can spray it straight or mix in a a table spoon of Epsom salt with a couple drops of dishwashing liquid to make it stronger and easier to spray. It will kill any green plant you spray it on, but it may take more than one spray. This includes saplings. So far it has not discolored bark mulch.
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YES if there is enough direct contact. I have had no issue with spraying around bushes flowers etc, but if you do hit them with this accidentally, hose off with water thoroughly and hope for the best. Multiple applications on the Bermuda will be needed to keep it in check.
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I apply it with pump sprayer in the late fall and it lasts until early spring. I reapply as soon as the spring plants and bulbs emerge and it lasts until late summer. I apply on my lilac bushes right after they finish blooming and again in the fall. Deer don't come near them. Great product.
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Yes it works well. I am using it all winter long when the infected plants are sitting under growth lights.
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I've used it around well established plants with no noticeable consequences. Don't get any of the spray on the leaves. It will kill any green it touches.
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It works well on all broadleaf's. Check comment on Amazon about poison ivy as to how best to apply.
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I think it could mulch them without much problem, but I question how efficiently it would suck them up. With dry, raked leaves it has no problem, but if the needles are matted thick in the ground, it may not work to your expectations.