MIRACLE Spray For Fruit Trees!!

[@matthewkurt2246]

I began using Eight early this summer. Kept the aphids off of my plum tree as well as keeping the Japanese beetles off of my plums, cherries, apples and grapes. Worked immediately and only sprayed once. Not one Japanese beetle on any of my plants the whole rest of the summer. Eight is great!

[@PlantFanatics]

Agreed!

[@Ryanmoore_118]

You can paint white a foot to two feet high from bottom to top of the trunk and keep a lot of bugs off that way too😊

[@christophermills3960]

It looked like a Peach Tree, I was thinking Copper before you showed it. I’d do Copper / Soap/ Neem.

[@brandonwilliams1861]

How often do you spray?

[@thedungeon1288]

What if you have fruit on your trees already. If you spray the fruit can you still eat the fruit?

[@glennplatvoet7111]

Do you eat the stuff you bought at the market .? Wash it da.

[@thedungeon1288]

@@glennplatvoet7111 I heard it soaks inside the fruit and does not just sit on top of it. That is why I ask

[@terriborrego6029]

That’s a good question, I used Malathion. I have to wait 7 days to eat. Also the 1-800 number on the jug was really handy! The operator was really knowledgeable and gave me great info on the product

[@christopher87105]

Do u mix both of the product together

[@GardeningWithCoffee]

Great video 🌱

[@PlantFanatics]

Thanks so much!

[@glennplatvoet7111]

Or use the all in one it does it all 4 times a season no problem same company all the smart people are using it for years now

[@PlantFanatics]

Using proper punctuation might help me understand what you’re saying. It only takes a few seconds, but I get that you’re probably in a hurry.

[@nadineb2726]

So I can't even use this Captain Jack's copper fungicide without mixing it? Is that true

[@PlantFanatics]

Yes, the fungicide can be used without mixing. The only reason for the mixing is to spray both sprays in a single application. Both can be used alone as well.

[@nadineb2726]

@@PlantFanatics thank goodness because I don't have another one right now. Thank you very much for the fast response. Much appreciated

[@dannymeeks3801]

Thank you very much!!!

[@PlantFanatics]

You're welcome!

[@georgevalenzuela2489]

Thanks for sharing!

[@PlantFanatics]

Thanks!

[@WorldWideGardeningWizard]

But the spray is bad for you and the soil. Organic is better.

[@PlantFanatics]

Organic is always better. Though not always sufficient. I understand and respect what you’re saying though.

[@WorldWideGardeningWizard]

@PlantFanatics yeah well the multiple organic farms in have worked on beg to differ. We need to learn how to work with soil and microorganisms like endophytes in order to survive here on Earth. We cannot feed our current increasing population and sustain the sufficient ecological systems necessary for life if we keep putting chemicals everywhere.

[@AlessioSangalli]

Organic farms cannot sustain earths population. We need potent chemical sprays to grow food for everybody.

[@winrockywin331]

How often will you apply this

[@PlantFanatics]

Right after all flower petals drop in the spring and tiny fruit form, and again as needed for any pest pressures. 😀

[@drastixhound9524]

poison. yummmm

[@matthewkurt2246]

Permethrin is also used to kill lice on your head. Must be horrible if you can rub it into a child's scalp. It will not make you sick unless you drink the bottle. Not poison!

[@PlantFanatics]

I think this spraying regimen is probably the least of our worries. 😀

[@EagleArrow]

Copper isn't poison.

[@melisboregard]

I use no insecticides or fungicide, and i have no problems with getting tonnes of fruit. I see no point in spraying poison in my garden. It would be more interesting to see ways of attracting bugs and birds who eats the aphids and other "baddies".

[@matthewkurt2246]

Permethrin in Eight is non-toxic. You couldn't possibly attract enough birds and insects to take care of a bad aphid infestation. Due to it being non-toxic, you can spray it directly on fruit and vegetables, just don't spray it on flowers. Spray before flowering or after fruits and vegetables begin to develop.

[@PlantFanatics]

You’re very lucky! Most people aren’t so lucky. Peaches are highly susceptible to peach borer which will kill your entire tree in a heartbeat. Most people who don’t have pests either haven’t had their tree very long, or they live in an area that’s not as bad as others. Not all insecticides and fungicides are poisons. Copper is considered organic. 😀

[@mosthated8190]

Yes it’s safe for organic gardening and doesn’t harm nobody

[@AlessioSangalli]

I do not understand how copper can be considered organic as it does not contain carbon (organic chemistry = carbon based)

[@iamholyandblameless9568]

Thank you! Remember that Jesus saves! "And they said Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ and ye shall be saved and thy house Acts 16 31 KJV The Holy Bible

[@gamingacc3754]

Posion. Disgusting. Go all organic you wont have problems. You are uptaking all those chemicals. Absolutely horrendous. Poor tree.

[@Hemond1]

Copper fungicide is organic.

[@Laheylgbfjb]

Organic lol.

[@AlessioSangalli]

For 5 years I did everything organic. My trees pretty much died or gave very little, inedible fruit. This year with my teenage son we started using all non-organic fertilizer, roundup for weeds etc and the trees are reborn, we are absolutely surprised how good they are after just a couple of months. I will never use organic again. Even a fig tree that we thought died two years ago now is full of green lush leaves