Organic tent cat control

[dingeryote]

Dingeryote, I've a BR400 blower with the optional spray attachment, it makes quick work of spraying my orchard, garden and grape arbors.

I can get the top of my 30 ft standard apples with it.

I have looked at those for spot spraying and completely forgot about them.

Glad to hear it it works out for ya.

My biggest hang up with them is the roundabout application rate.

With some pesticides we are restricted to a low volume per acre, and dang it, those are the ones I'd be using.

It would save a LOT of hassles though.... now ya got me thinking again.

Stay safe!
Dingeryote

 

[ATH]

Spinosad, which appears to be at least moderately dangerous to bees.

Yes, it is...but it needs to be ingested, it is not a contact insecticide. I don't know how that translates into potential to kill bees if you get it on flowers/pollen.

 

[Bootlogger]

Yes, it is...but it needs to be ingested, it is not a contact insecticide. I don't know how that translates into potential to kill bees if you get it on flowers/pollen.

I read it could kill as a contact, but ingestion is 10x more effective.

The blossoms are almost off, we had a lot of wind today and now some rain tonight. I'll spray this weekend after the rain.

 

[greenguy08]

Boot-you can pm me for organic tree care info.

 

[Bootlogger]

Boot-you can pm me for organic tree care info.

Thanks, I'll keep that in mind. The spinosid seems to be working well.:rockn: