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Why not just use Hydrogen Peroxide? It's cheaper...
Posted by Jason on 7/27/2011
to Chemistry Composition
Treatment of Foliar Nematodes on Hosta
Posted by Jason on 7/10/2011
to Agriculture
Nematodes are a type of roundworm - very small and transparent, they
frequently go unnoticed. However, these plant parasitic nematodes
can cause significant damage to the roots and foliage of garden
plants. Foliar nematodes live in and feed on the leaves and buds of
plants such as peonies, hostas, chrysanthemums, begonias, columbines
and azaleas.
This article explores an effective foliar nematode on hosta treatment with BioSafe Systems' products ZeroTol and AzaGuard.
Powdery Mildew treatment - is it working?
Posted by Jason on 7/6/2011
to Agriculture
We had an inquiry from a customer applying our OxiDate RTS on powdery mildew at a rate of 1:50 and and was not sure if it was killing it. His questions were: Should the mildew change color or change visually in any other way? How would he know if it is working or not?
This article covers the identification and preventative treatment of Powdery Mildew using OxiDate Ready-to-Spray.