So far, this has worked well on my spider mites on English Ivy, and my white flies on roses, and on whatever was eating my bush beans. If you store your sprayer in a cold place in winter, make sure you clean out the hose as well as you can while it is still warm out. If this mixture freezes in your sprayer-hose it will cause it to tear. I know, because I did that this past winter.
thank you you have no idea how long ive been looking for mold remover for plants and you tube has it i never needed to leave my home thank you very much my girlfriend is gonna be over the moon iam in for a treat when i whip some of this stuff up. watch this space.
Thanks for sharing your video. My Marigold leaves are dying and the plant becomes very brittle it doesn't take much effort to break them off. My qiestion is, doesn't the oil fry the leaves in the sun? can you do just the soap and baking soda?
Nice video, I have a few questions. Could I use organic coconut oil instead of hydrogenated vegetable oil? Also should I use a baking soda that's pure(Arm and hammer has aluminum) or is the aluminum necessary?
I go by how much rain we have. The Oil makes the leaves shiny, and when they lose the shine, I spray again. It rains often where I am, and takes about 2-3 weeks to wash off the oil-shine.
Meant to add - don't compost mildewed plants or parts, toss all into trash, along with the gloves. Mildew spores spread easily - on the wind. Watering plants early in the day allows them to dry by nightfall, so helps avoid mildew.After days of rain, spray susceptible plants as a preventative, once the weather dries,- before the mold develops. Some plants are more likely to get mildew - like roses, lilacs, etc, so anticipate it & spray those after rainy spells with cool nights.
I think you have me mixed up here. I just am lurking and subscribed to this thread. I would think you would get a better response by asking the question on their website. I have not tried this mixture yet, but will if I see some sign of trouble.
I did not have good results in fact a bit upsetting actually as I noticed the next day after spraying the organic solution on my garden some leaves had brown and black spots on them or the edges of the leaves and flowers dried and curled with black edges. The next day leaves were yellowing so I am hoping this isn't going to kill my garden altogether as I am not sure why this happened. Although it seemed to help with the insect problem also is negatively affecting the plants.
You need to apply this either in the evening after the sun is down or early in the morning before it is up, so it dries before the sun has as chance to cook it. Otherwise, yes you will damage your plants. That goes for just about any spray.
Sure, if you've got money to burn and more than most of use. But why spend that kind of money when any vegetable/canola oil will be a lot cheaper and do the same thing.
yeah actually major farming company like monsanto supplies gmo. so what ever food they supply in the store say for instant a tomato the seeds from that tomato is still genetically modified...so in reality you're sort of right.
spraying plants for mold/fungus in the late afternoon is totally acceptable, after all, your spraying an anti fungicide on them and altering the ph on the surface of the plant . It's one case where it should cause no harm. watering in the evening-bad ...spraying fungicide- ok
consumer stores do not stock gmo seeds, nor sell them to the general consumer. gmo seeds are sold to large farm operations. ...suppliers don't want backyard gardeners growing gmo crops anyway.
Phosphate and ammonia are *not* bad for plants. They are fertilizers - nutrients which plants use. If you have a natural fertilizer (e.g. manure), this will contain both ammonia and phosphate! Also, it was ironic how you're worried about using an "organic" dish soap, but then you're using a crappy vegetable oil which was extracted with petroleum distillates! (not a big deal for spraying on plants, but for cooking/eating you're better with a cold pressed oil...just saying....)
And for the best kept secrete in the gardening world...... Wait for it..... If you stick a grizzly bear in your garden not only will it kill bugs but also anything on the planet that comes near your garden ..... I know... I know... You can thank me later....
Unfortunately the vegetable oil that is being used in this treatment is a genetically modified product...or GMO which most organic gardeners prefer to stay away from. I would instead suggest researching neem oil and preparations made with that instead of vegetable oil. The neem oil will actually increase health benefits as opposed to the health risks associated with GMO products. You wouldn't consume this kind of vegetable oil yourself so why feed it to your plans.
I don't know about you (yes I do) but I don't give liars and people who feed off fear money. "The World Health Organization, the American Medical Association, the National Academy of Sciences, and the American Association for the Advancement of Science have all declared that there’s no good evidence GMOs are unsafe. Hundreds of studies back up that conclusion. But many of us don’t trust these assurances. We’re drawn to skeptics who say that there’s more to the story, that some studies have found risks associated with GMOs, and that Monsanto is covering it up.I’ve spent much of the past year digging into the evidence. Here’s what I’ve learned. First, it’s true that the issue is complicated. But the deeper you dig, the more fraud you find in the case against GMOs. It’s full of errors, fallacies, misconceptions, misrepresentations, and lies. The people who tell you that Monsanto is hiding the truth are themselves hiding evidence that their own allegations about GMOs are false. They’re counting on you to feel overwhelmed by the science and to accept, as a gut presumption, their message of distrust." (William Saletan)
Jinaz thank you for being a voice of reason. GMOs as far as I can tell are neither good nor bad, it varies from one to another. There are some GMO plants intended to produce pesticides, I would put them on the bad list. There are others that are more resistant to frost or disease, as long as they don't produce poisons that can harm us or our bees I don't have a problem with them. I do have a problem with the legal side of things when the profit driven corporation dictates what I can grow and how I can grow it. The big problem with GMO is the politics around it.
Used this formula on my very sick Cherry tree and it works. Many thanks.
i really like this recipe. diy is so much more fun than buying, thanks!
So far, this has worked well on my spider mites on English Ivy, and my white flies on roses, and on whatever was eating my bush beans. If you store your sprayer in a cold place in winter, make sure you clean out the hose as well as you can while it is still warm out. If this mixture freezes in your sprayer-hose it will cause it to tear. I know, because I did that this past winter.
I LIKE THIS! normally im picky about vids like these but BRAVO!! sooo goood!
thank you you have no idea how long ive been looking for mold remover for plants and you tube has it i never needed to leave my home thank you very much my girlfriend is gonna be over the moon iam in for a treat when i whip some of this stuff up. watch this space.
Can this also be used on smaller apple tree's or pear tree's???
Thanks for sharing your video. My Marigold leaves are dying and the plant becomes very brittle it doesn't take much effort to break them off. My qiestion is, doesn't the oil fry the leaves in the sun? can you do just the soap and baking soda?
Nice video,
I have a few questions. Could I use organic coconut oil instead of hydrogenated vegetable oil? Also should I use a baking soda that's pure(Arm and hammer has aluminum) or is the aluminum necessary?
@PatriciaSdeLopez Yes maybe so. The leaves coated in the oil is being magnified in the sun through the oil. Suburn times 3.
It is shown how to apply it to the plants right in the video. In addition, there is a written article on the website.
Nedd a spray mix to use in large trees, with a hose ?????
Thank you
this video is pure amazing
Can you use Olive Oil vs Veg. Oil??
Can you use this an grass?
Would this treat leaf miner .... ?? thnx in advance
How long is it active? Can you prolongue its shelf life?
Can I use this on fruit trees?
this video made my week
Can i try this without the soap?
Does this work on grass?
Good vid.
dish detergent and water works as good as anything I have tried
PLEASE HELP ME! MY CLEAVELAND PEAR TREES HAVE SPOTS ON THE LEAVES, & MY BURNING BUSHES ARE GETTING EATEN UP WITH WORMS INSIDE A TENT! WHAT DO I DO?
Does this actually work?
Organic soap? Is that the same as organic lye?
Since when is ammonia bad for your garden? I use it regularly as a fertilizer
Good for the garden bed, not good for the leaves.
Great!
I live in sunny island how often to spay the plants
I go by how much rain we have. The Oil makes the leaves shiny, and when they lose the shine, I spray again. It rains often where I am, and takes about 2-3 weeks to wash off the oil-shine.
Nem oil and water does the same and keeps bitting bugs from bitting
Meant to add - don't compost mildewed plants or parts, toss all into trash, along with the gloves. Mildew spores spread easily - on the wind. Watering plants early in the day allows them to dry by nightfall, so helps avoid mildew.After days of rain, spray susceptible plants as a preventative, once the weather dries,- before the mold develops. Some plants are more likely to get mildew - like roses, lilacs, etc, so anticipate it & spray those after rainy spells with cool nights.
I think you have me mixed up here. I just am lurking and subscribed to this thread. I would think you would get a better response by asking the question on their website. I have not tried this mixture yet, but will if I see some sign of trouble.
Do you think this would be strong enough to treat peach tree curl?
No, that's a disease. Google for answer. (:
Canola oil and Dawn. Could probably mix DMC Earth instead of the baking soda.
Thank you for your video, I just tried it in my vegetable garden and rose bush....I hope this method really works.
I did not have good results in fact a bit upsetting actually as I noticed the next day after spraying the organic solution on my garden some leaves had brown and black spots on them or the edges of the leaves and flowers dried and curled with black edges. The next day leaves were yellowing so I am hoping this isn't going to kill my garden altogether as I am not sure why this happened. Although it seemed to help with the insect problem also is negatively affecting the plants.
Marsha G maybe you didn't use the right kind of soap?
I have since learned that this happens in really hot temperatures high like 90 degree weather so it is not good to apply during summer months
Hmm.. Thank you. Our town is really hot in summer too. It's not in these days. So it should be ok
You need to apply this either in the evening after the sun is down or early in the morning before it is up, so it dries before the sun has as chance to cook it. Otherwise, yes you will damage your plants. That goes for just about any spray.
can i use it on my fruit trees and use olive oil instead .and when should i spray it.
Sure, if you've got money to burn and more than most of use. But why spend that kind of money when any vegetable/canola oil will be a lot cheaper and do the same thing.
KILLER INFO -- THANK YOU !!! I AM GOING TO TRY THIS OUT FOR SURE :)
Sir also video uplode pls
yeah actually major farming company like monsanto supplies gmo. so what ever food they supply in the store say for instant a tomato the seeds from that tomato is still genetically modified...so in reality you're sort of right.
Will this treat leaf curl in peach trees?
"Organics Best" Urban Gardener Thank you!
1:50 when you spray it on the plant..... it also attracts seals lol....
don't forget to use non-gmo seeds, i bet silver water would be a good pesticide and help the plants
Wow! Hard to believe people would spend so much money for something you can make yourself.
How is the oil and water emulsified ? oil always floats on top of water.
Brent Hill you use soap?
+Nina Duran
Bingo nina, the (any) soapy will blend them both.
spraying plants for mold/fungus in the late afternoon is totally acceptable, after all, your spraying an anti fungicide on them and altering the ph on the surface of the plant . It's one case where it should cause no harm. watering in the evening-bad ...spraying fungicide- ok
RESPEKT!
consumer stores do not stock gmo seeds, nor sell them to the general consumer.
gmo seeds are sold to large farm operations. ...suppliers don't want backyard gardeners growing gmo crops anyway.
Holy crap you sound identical to Kevin Costner! Lol 😂
You have to ask these questions to the site, not here. :-)
Something is wrong with the volume on your video.
Phosphate and ammonia are *not* bad for plants. They are fertilizers - nutrients which plants use. If you have a natural fertilizer (e.g. manure), this will contain both ammonia and phosphate!
Also, it was ironic how you're worried about using an "organic" dish soap, but then you're using a crappy vegetable oil which was extracted with petroleum distillates! (not a big deal for spraying on plants, but for cooking/eating you're better with a cold pressed oil...just saying....)
This is three times the amount of bicarb that other sites recommend. Obviously, your plants tolerate it.
will this kill my praying mantis?
Don't need the Music.
And for the best kept secrete in the gardening world...... Wait for it..... If you stick a grizzly bear in your garden not only will it kill bugs but also anything on the planet that comes near your garden ..... I know... I know... You can thank me later....
Shit, thats awesome.
chill out and don't whack that stuff. B~▒) .
you are so awesome its not even funny
Uuuuhhhh Kevin Costner?
Unfortunately the vegetable oil that is being used in this treatment is a genetically modified product...or GMO which most organic gardeners prefer to stay away from. I would instead suggest researching neem oil and preparations made with that instead of vegetable oil. The neem oil will actually increase health benefits as opposed to the health risks associated with GMO products. You wouldn't consume this kind of vegetable oil yourself so why feed it to your plans.
I don't know about you (yes I do) but I don't give liars and people who feed off fear money. "The World Health Organization, the American Medical Association, the National Academy of Sciences, and the American Association for the Advancement of Science have all declared that there’s no good evidence GMOs are unsafe. Hundreds of studies back up that conclusion. But many of us don’t trust these assurances. We’re drawn to skeptics who say that there’s more to the story, that some studies have found risks associated with GMOs, and that Monsanto is covering it up.I’ve spent much of the past year digging into the evidence. Here’s what I’ve learned. First, it’s true that the issue is complicated. But the deeper you dig, the more fraud you find in the case against GMOs. It’s full of errors, fallacies, misconceptions, misrepresentations, and lies. The people who tell you that Monsanto is hiding the truth are themselves hiding evidence that their own allegations about GMOs are false. They’re counting on you to feel overwhelmed by the science and to accept, as a gut presumption, their message of distrust." (William Saletan)
This is a crock.. I won't get into why but it is.
Jinaz thank you for being a voice of reason. GMOs as far as I can tell are neither good nor bad, it varies from one to another. There are some GMO plants intended to produce pesticides, I would put them on the bad list. There are others that are more resistant to frost or disease, as long as they don't produce poisons that can harm us or our bees I don't have a problem with them.
I do have a problem with the legal side of things when the profit driven corporation dictates what I can grow and how I can grow it. The big problem with GMO is the politics around it.
Well said Dave