Baking Soda & Aspirin Tomato Prevention Spraying: Stop Leaf Spot & Early Blight from Showing!
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Prevention spraying is the key to managing tomato diseases that show up in your garden year after year. Start spraying consistently before they arrive. I use baking soda and aspirin spray and have greatly reduced, slowed diseases and even prevented diseases from showing up.
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What is aspirin?
Can I use this spray with my egg plat, pepper, zucchini, and cucumber?
This preventive spray regimen detailed here and in your book has really benefitted my tomatoes, and also appreciated your comment on Mulching and not letting soil go uncovered. Appreciate you Gary
Thanks so much and as always for the book support.
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I love the tip about putting the basic information right on the spray bottle. Simple and very helpful. Thank you for the baking soda aspirin information!!
Glad to help
yeah that's what i am missing, a marker. i got to get one of those as i have a couple bottles with stuff in them and i will need to label them soon as i will also have a few more and i sure do not want to be getting confused as to what they are. i also have a notebook to keep track of what days i use what so i do not have to try and rely on my memory.
Fantastically informative - I never quite understood the asprin thing but now I do. Thanks for sharing.
It is a really cool idea.
Been using this for two years now. Really works, before using it my plants would start blooming and have small tomatoes and in a few days they would look like you poured hot boiling water on them and die. No need for a fall crop this year, My mountain pride did so good my freezer is full.
Thanks again Gary.
Kenneth
Good to know. Thanks. Like when success shows up.
Pls Gary here in Africa our measurement are in litters, so many amount of baking soda will go into a 16 litters conterner n hw many tablets of aspirin too ?tnk u
i like that you have the plant trained to roll over like that so you can spray the underside easily.
Sure makes it easier.
Sodium Carbonate - Gary do some research if you can- helps Nitrifiers in soil release Nitrogen for uptake - there is a PDF research paper out there with some pretty amazing information. good video Gary thank you
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Very, very useful. Thank you so much for the video. I had an early blight on one of my tomatoes before I transplanted it on a big pot and placed outside ( early May). I sprayed it with baking soda+oil+dish soap mixture. The brown spots cleared up. Now, I spray every two weeks. I spray my zucchinis, eggplants and peppers as well. I have been meaning to buy Aspirin. Thanks again.
It works. Good luck with prevention!
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Thank you for very detailed and step-by-step instructions.
I will definitely try this! And thanks for mentioning about the leaves wilting over 90 degrees as we always thought something was wrong or the plants didn't get enough water.
Yep. It is defense mechanism in high heat so the leaf surface can be damaged by sprays more easily.,
who in their right mind would spray foliage in high heat anyway?
great job again Gary with fantastic advice and information, this time for Tomatoes !! thanks for sharing and happy gardening !!
Appreciated.
Definitely trying this, had 2 years of problems.
Start early before problems arise! good luck
Thanks for the video. I'd like to know if Baking Soda & Aspirin can be sprayed on blooming tomatoes?
I never had problems with it.
Good one, thanks. Will definitely try it in my greenhouse as well as in the field. Mulch has helped alot, last few years.
Prevention sprays help and you can keep them mild.
You say not to use this if it gets above 90° for prevention....so what do you use in 90+°? I live in the south and it's 90° most of the summer.
Morning or later evening. Or on a cloudy day.
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Thanks for the valuable information.
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Thanks. I have started with the aspirin but not baking soda, I will try this.
Keep it a low dose of baking soda. you just don't need a lot for prevention
I have liked the lesson and keep updating.
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I was wondering about something you mention about spraying aspirin and baking soda all over your tomato plant to help your plant from getting diseases I like that idea but changing the pH wouldn't that hurt the plant and also how often would you use the spray to help control it
It would if you over did the baking soda. Spray every 7-10 days. Add aspirin every other spray.
My goodness.. This is good.. Thanks for the idea!!!
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another great way to fight early blight is to add cornmeal around the base of the tomato. works well according to the Wisconsin Vegetable Gardener 😀
Hmm.. curious on how that helps. This is new too me and would like to read up on it. Thanks.
Hope you can benefit...has to be whole grain.
I wonder if this only works simply because it is a mulch and therefore protecting your plant from blight spores splashing onto the leaves in rain and during watering. if this is so, then any mulch will do.
I question these strange "remedies" that have no scientific basis. There are a lot of youtube gardeners out there that spread junk science and weird remedies just to get views and subscriptions.
People must never forget, gardening is a scientific endeavor. there's no mysticism involved.
science don't know everything. lots of things they cannot explain actually.
The aspirin is great at 1/2 that ratio on seed starts with true leaves and rooted clones.
Thanks
I am from India, What type of climate is early may June? when you are using Neem oil spray add neem oil to the soap and mix throughly then add that mixture in water to spray in this way the oil is mixed with water. I have been using it this way for more than 10 yrs.
nice video for tomato growers.
March April is our early spring with 40 degrees not uncommon and frost. Late April early May it starts to warm. From May 15th until Sept 15 we are our warm growing season. I add neem to the water first and then add soap to the water and neem. You just need enough soap in the water so that when you shake it the oil stays dispersed for a good minute. You have to continue to shake each spray. What is the mix ration you use with neem and soap. I might try it.
Great tips. I didn't understand if you add the neem oil and soap to this mixture or if that was just for information when it is needed.
Neem is just when needed. You can search neem oil on my channel for more details
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Am in mauritius now it is 25 degrees
Hey Gary! My tomato plant has been a victim of the blossom end rot and also the early blight. So I added garden lime water and also sprayed the plants with a mixture of baking soda, water, 1 drop of fish washing liquid and 2 drops of vegetable oil. I sprayed them last night and today evening the leaves are dying down and are turning black. PLEASE HELP!!!
ouch! really? what was the outcome?
My plant is dying now. 😕
Hi Gary Asprin tells the plant its being attacked so it uses its defences to remedy them one table spoon per ltr of tap water crazy but it works yeah great vids you put out Gary mos tinformative Thanks.....Ed
It works. 1 Tablet per gallon.
This is very hard to do in zone 10a in Florida. It gets up to 95 and feels like 105 deg., and it will also rain. My plants always end up with some kind of disease.
I am trying out two Bonnie hybrids for heat. The 'heatmaster' and the 'Solar Fire'. Looking to see how the do when our heat comes.
Gary Pilarchik nice video
Gary Pilarchik I have been searching for heat master seeds
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Any tips for places that get really hot❓❓My plants are showing signs of disease already but it in the 90’s everyday
Hey Gary I love the tips! One question though... could I substitute the aspirin with white willow bark. being that aspirin is the synthesized version and i want to be as organic and natural as possible. Please let me know.
You can try it. It should would but I dont know the strength of the brew.
Hi there- I have watched your videos for awhile and I have started using Neem, DE, baking soda, fish oil, etc thanks to you. My question is-- do you think I could put multiple things in the same spray? I know you have suggested Neem oil with a bit of castile soap-- do you think I could also add in epsolm salt, a dash of baking soda, some fish oil fertilizer and aspirin?? Or could there be some bad reactions by mixing everything in a single container? Thanks for your thoughts.
hello Gary I am a first time gardener I started with cucumbers and tomatoes your videos helped me a lot but I also braved and planted a few pumpkins and watermelons . I have done half organic and half miracle grow .I'm going to start another garden with some squash and green peppers I would like to try all organic any tips for me ? especially with green peppers or bel peppers last time I tried they sprouted but never grew 😐
Well first. Try and make lots of compost that is the best organic. Also find a good water soluble organic as you will need both. If you set the soil up well with compost, plants typically do really well.
Gary Pilarchik thank you
When temps get to 90 degrees you said don't spray tomatoes. What can be done at this point in summer for the yellow fungus? Thanks- love your videos!
Night. Look for the plant leaves to look normal and perked up with water pressure, that is not wilty looking.
Useful information
Thanks for the video Gary sprayed cucumbers and tomatoes this morning,do you think it will work with brown spot on sweet potato plants?
Aspirin wont help but if it is a fungus, the baking soda can help. Good luck. You do want to test spray new sprays on new crops.
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Have i got this right. You can add the baking soda and aspirin in the same spray bottle together or spray separately?
Those 2 can go together.
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does it work on apple tree to?
I am Whipping up a batch today! Thanks.. :)
Good luck
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Did it help?
@@CG-mj8tk YES! :)
@@5argetech56 so good to know! Ty
what do you use for leaf manners on tomatoes & Cuccumers leaves.
Great info. Could you also add a few drops dish soap to break surface tension?
Yep for sure
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Great information. I decided to check out your channel after seeing you in a video with calkim. Glad I did. Helpful tips right off the bat. I will be trying the spray mix on my tomatoes. Thanks !
So nice thanks!. And I always caution test spray a few leaves and wait 24-48 hours as you learn/use new sprays. I just sprayed mine again this weekend.
Good job! Congrats. Excellent advice! .Thanks
Thanks!
Hi Gary, I recently tried this on a plant showing signs of curly top virus and it seemed a week later to rebound and begin producing not only normal leaf growth but buds as well, my understanding was there is no cure for curly top. Have you or any of your subs encountered this as well? Thanks for what you do BTW very informative and detailed.
Hmm might have looked like curly top. Glad it rebounded.
If it’s raining constantly almost everyday, should I spray more often than every 2 weeks?
Is there any prevention we can do when it's above 90 degrees? Can this be done in the evening of a 90 degree day after its cooled below 90?
Test spray in evening and see how it goes after a fuil 48 hours. But the idea is in the evening.
Can i apply it to pepper, cucumber, papaya, melon and other plants? Also, can I add Antacid with it to prevent blossom end rot?
Antacids are calcium carbonate. With time they would break down and give up calcium. You can spray it on anything but ALWAYS test spray you sprays when bringing them to new plants.
one row of my tomatoes last year i got some blossom end rot. saw on youtube a quick fix was to take a couple antacid tablets in a gallon of water and soak the leaves with it. tried it and it worked well. i had to reapply a week or so later but it did the trick. first case of blossom end rot i ever had too and i been growing tomatoes for years.
Does this also work with potatoes with led spot and blight? Thank you!
Aspirin wont help. Baking soda can as it's an antifungal in theory.
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Is it ok to use Baking Soda long-term? The question comes into play withe saline contamination.
It just not a lot really so yes but I suppose if your going through a ton it might be a worry. I never had issue.
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Went looking to see if you sold the sprayer you used in this video. Your sprayer has a very good spray volumn. Which sprayer are you using? I would like to purchase one at your store or if unavailable from a box store.
My plants do good with aspirin & baking soda. Was going to spray a hot pepper (with dawn soap) on plants today.. thinking of adding a touch of soda &/or aspirin after watching this video. Thanks for reminder of using those. Be well.
Basic Round Up brand very good for the price. But LOL I don't use roundup spray.
Thank you! :)
If Aspirine works to make a tomato plant thinks it's being attacked, there must be other substances you can use for different plant, you would think. I wish this kind of info were more readily available. Preventative measure are best, IMHO.
just wondering what they are thinking when they are actually attacked cause they sure suck at defending themselves.maybe aspirin wakes them up so they can get on the ball of defending themselves cause i get tired of doing it for them.
maybe i just have lazy tomatoes.
Gary, My tomato plants have basically died from the bottom upward. The tops are still producing. When the leaves die like this is this a late blight? If so will baking soda help this or something else> > ??
If it is fungal, yes spray will work. I would try seranade.
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What do you do when the temp is above 90? Just not spray? Thank you!
Late evening or early morning spray.
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Thanks for this video.... Is it applicable in chillie plant?
Yep. Always test spray when you use new sprays on plants. But it they are fine 48 hours later, spray away.
So I I can add and mix the aspirin with the baking soda? Or alone?
This is for prevention. What about if the fungus happened already can that be useful?
Baking soda and aspirin can be mixed. It can slow and stop fungus but it is harder to do.
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Will the baking soda change the Ph of the soil? I have been looking for something the alter the Ph of the soil around my Blueberry and Raspberry bush.
You would have to use a WHOLE lot. So you are safe. Like pounds in one bed.
Ouch.
Do the aspirin need to be uncoated?
I have not planted my seedlings yet, does the aspirin work at any stage of growth for tomatoes to trigger the protective reaction? How many times do you treat seedlings before planting and must you continually apply aspirin throughout the season or is an initial application enough to bolster their defenses?
So it will stop the response over time but I never tracked that. Spray like 1x monthly and that should work. But you can really over do it.
Hi Gary! I am using your channel for growing my first tomato plants and it has been so helpful. My plants are indoors and they are still pretty small - anywhere from 3-7 inches. I recently cut off leaves on multiple plants because I found (what I think to be) tomato spot. Now I want to prevent more from being infected because my plants are pretty bare... would this be ok to use on indoor, small tomato plants? I worry about spraying the leaves directly because I have seen many warnings about water on leaves causing funguses.
Congrats on getting started. Keep notes. I have a video on hydrogen peroxide spray for seed starts. I would use that. Test spray a group first and wait 48 hours. Its good practice even though I been using it on all my seedlings this season. Water on your seedlings will be okay.
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can aspirin do use for succulent or cactus
Only works for tomatoes.
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Do you use this baking soda and aspirin mixed in with Neem in the same sprayer? Or should the Neem be sprayed at different times from this mix?
No. Different times and purposes.
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Hi. Thank you for the tips
My question is. How long after spraying the baking soda and aspirin solution before its absorbed by the plant. Just in the event that you sprayed and shortly after it rains on the plants outdoors
I'm just worried about the solution being washed off the leaves by the rain
Thanks. Aspirin is fine as it will get absorb by roots. Baking soda actually just sits on the leaves. A hard rain washes it off.
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Thank yiu. Again - Oh. I see.
So it's poured rain the whole day. I have most of my aspirin baking soda solution unused. What do I do with it? Can it stay until probably tomorrow unrefridgerated. So I probably would use it again under favourable weather conditions?
Hi! Thnx For the tip...I live in the uk...and have tried to seek Baking Soda...only to come across Bicarbonate of soda & Baking Powder...does it have to be Pure Baking Soda or will one of the fore mentioned do! Cheers!
So I use sodium bicarbonate. Which is baking soda here. Baking powder does vary and I have looked into that. Start with a lesser dose in your mix and test spray too. That is always good practice. Good luck
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Thanks for the info! I've just discovered leaf spot on my beets, chard, and possibly my spinach in my FIRST (small) raised bed 😢. It's a round raised bag so I probably planted too densely. After discarding what's effected, spraying with serenade, and mulching the remaining plants... do you think I should get rid of the soil in the bed? Will leaf spot effect my lettuce and garlic? I seriously hope I have better luck moving forward! 2 months in and my green thumb is getting discouraged! They had JUST reached such a good size too.
No keep the soil. The spot is something that floats in air. Youll find you will learn about the diseases in your area. Mark when they show and start spraying 2 weeks early for prevention.
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What age do I start applying the baking soda spray
Typically 2-4 weeks before the problems show in your garden.
will this work on flower plants? live in AZ so would morning sprays be ok??
I badly want to try. blight troubled my tomato and also rust. How often do I spray the aspirin and plus how do I handle the rust.
Aspirin only like 1 or 2x each month. Serenade is a good product too for prevention.
Can I add vegetable oil or cooking oil to the baking soda so backing soda sticks to the leaves?
You could. Always test spray new mixes and s few leaves and wait 48 hours.
Awesome video. A question: I probably misunderstood, what is the insect dust? Like DE??
DE is a dust but not quite insect dust. Insect dust is usually chemical, organic or not, used to kill insects on contact. Made specifically for insect control
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So this can be used on other vegetables as well? Do you crush the aspirin into a powder before putting into the sprayer?
Use non coated aspirin it dissolves but crushing speeds it up. Aspirin only works on tomatoes.
Is ok to putting in any vegetable plants. Or just tomatoes. 🤔
Aspirin only works on tomatoes
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canyou use this spray on other plants cabbage leeks lettuse fruit trees
You could but always test spray.
where can u buy neem oil?? I just put in my zucchini plants and ants r attacking it!!! I had no idea those little basterds like zucchini lol....and love this video by the way😁
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I use several items to keep ants at bay I place cucumber peelings around them seems the ants do not like those
+The Gardening Rebel That interesting. I noticed that I never seem to see any ants on my cucumber plants. You may have something there.
Will this work on watermelon and cantelope leaves also?
Baking soda can work but test spray leaves
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Good video! Hey, what is a safe soap for spraying plants?
The mildest you can fine. Ivory is used a lot.
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What would cause tomato leaves to curl up on top, I live in Arkansas, temperatures are in the 80's during the day & 60's at night.
So NATURE. Not the best answer but it is a physiological response that we can really correct but to keep watering and feeding consistent and they often fix themselves. But it doesn't inhibit fruit production.
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i have a small garden with green peppers and cucumbers mixed in or close to the tomato plants (which take up most of the garden). will this spray hurt those plants? i'm trying to control aphids (very few this year) and leaf blight (always bad, a persistent struggle) - i tried an ivory soap baking soda mixture to control aphids and leaf blight, and it appeared that some of the peppers may have lost some lower leaves where i did most of the spraying, but i'm not sure this was the cause. i also get black spots on the tomatoes (not blossom rot, some other fungus) but i just trim that off and eat or cook with them anyway - tastes fine, just not pretty (calcium issue??) - also - can i spray the ground and then put down my landscaping material, and then spray the material with bleach or something else to try to control the blight i get every year? I don't have space to move my garden somewhere else - Thanks so much -
You really have to test spray sprays and wait 48 hours. Leaves vary. But aspirin wont hurt anything. Soap is good for ahids but not blight. So a product called Seranade is really good for blight and leaf spots.
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@@THERUSTEDGARDEN thanks - can you mix some of your solutions together? e.g. 1 tbl baking soda, 1 tbl ivory dish soap, 1 325 mg aspirin, + 10 tbl of h2o2 in one gal of water, or do they counteract each other? - btw - the h2o2 video was great - really excited to try that - especially next year -
Does it work for all plants? I think I am going to try it on my roses.
I can help roses... the baking soda but aspirin isn't effective but for tomatoes.
Gary could this also be considered a sign of a calcium deficiency in your soil ?
Just so I am clear... what sign are you referring to?
I have a question how do you measure your ph do you measure your ph
I dont.
Can I use it for 2 weeks old tomatoes
You can be it isnt really needed that early.
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When you say "over 90 degrees" do you mean when you spray or the forecasted high temp for the day?
I was wondering the same thing
So don't spray when the heat is actively there. The leaves go limp as a defense to heat and hitting them in that state can damage them. I spray a night,
I'm still a little confused because in the video you said to spray in the morning. In Kentucky, most of the summer is going to be in the 90's starting July. Early morning is cooler but just for a while. Late evening cools off as well. So when would be the best time for me?
Also, you mentioned Neem Oil momentarily. Does that go in with the aspirin/baking soda mix? If not, how do you apply it?
Thank you so much for your great videos.
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From where I can buy good quality sprayer as like yours Thanks
I get them at home depot
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What other plants can I use that on?
Aspirin just tomatoes. Baking soda is an antifungal you can use on different plants. But always test spray
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Can i spray it also into the tomato blossom?
I never did directly but I am sure some got in. I didnt notice any issues.
What model is that spray canister? And whats the insect powder called and where did you get it?
Hmmm cant recall. I replaced it.
hi Gary. question. can it be used for other plants besides tomatoes. and what is the mg to use in the aspirin.
Baking soda yes for and plant really but I always say test spray and see how they do. It really doesn't matter you can't over do it but 325 mg per gallon. I have even just thrown a aspirin in the planting hole.
o ok cool, thanks! I'mma give it a try. thanks for replying as well.
Can you mix Neem oil, aspirin and baking soda together and spray
aspirin can go with anything. I wouldn't mix neem and baking soda together. You can with out harming the product but it is putting two things on your leaves at the same time. That can sometimes cause damage. So if you did, I would test spray to see how the plants react. Every plant variety is different and the outdoor temps make a difference too, so I cant just give you an easy answer.
Thank you so much for getting back with me! Think I better do as you do and hope for the best! Thanks again. Happy day
i wonder if aspirin works with other nightshades as well
Only truly positive results are tomatoes.
Is that buddy on the right okay?
how come your tomato plants are constantly under attack
Not constantly but Leaf spot and Early blight always come. And this year there have been a bunch of beetles. The humid condition in MD zone 7 are great for early blight and powder mildews on my zukes and squashes.
+Gary Pilarchik (The Rusted Garden) I am having trouble with an apple tree that has a little bit of looks like white powder on it also the cicadas are coming around here in zone 7B
Can you use this on cucumbers and Peppers?
Baking soda works on any plant. Always test spray. Aspirin is only for tomatoes.
Can this be used on rose leaf black spot?
It can. Start early to before it generally appears.
Hi Gary, what about if the temperature is allready 100 degrees?
Test spray some leaves at night and see how they do.
Thank you!
Im growing tomatoes on a pot and im having problems with critters in the soil and on the plant will this help with that ??
Can this be used on tomato plants late evening now with temps in the 90's during the day?.
My temps in the evening are in the seventies.
Test spray but that would be the time to do it
Well do, thanks!
I have a question not about tomatoes it's about bush green beans. Are they heavy feeders? Thanks
I actually don't know. I don't think so as they can fix their own nitrogen,. But someone else will need to answer.
Andrena Joe-Louis Hi there! I am not an expert gardener but Gary is right. I planted bush beans last year and I didn't have to fertizer them while growing.I just added some compost and organic fertilizer when I planted them and they kept on giving us beans till September.
PinayInFrance hi thanks for giving me your advice. Another question my beans are flowering, but no beans. Do you know what I am doing wrong? Thanks
Andrena Joe-Louis wow! that's good that your beans are already flowering in May. just wait for a few days. The actual beans come- out where the flowers are. They look like little sticks at first. Good luck!
Can we use same concentration for lentils ?
You have to test spray. Spray some leaves and wait 48 hours. It should be fine.
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Can I spray avocado, mango, citrus trees
Yes but it is good practice to make your spray. And test spray each tree. Spray a bunch of leaves and wait 48 hours. See how they react.
What sprayer is that? I have a hard time keeping mine working properly?
It is sold at HD it is actually the Round Up brand but it is really good. The pump handle plastic could be a tad stronger but over all for $16 it works well.