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Tropical Fruit Discussion / Re: What is it?
« on: September 10, 2018, 02:53:31 PM »
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Excuse me if Wikipedia said its true then it has to be true.
I don't see anywhere in that passage that says it is toxic to bees for multiple years after an application? I do see where it
says it takes 30-60 days to move through the tree. And where does it say it is more attractive
to bees then regular untreated flowers from citrus??? The forum members who are using this product
are applying it to trees that are in decline not trees that are flowering anyway?
plants treated with imidacloprid remain toxic during many years for bees
If this was true all the bees would be dead
Imidacloprid-positive flowers attract bees more than untreated one and kill them
This is just stupid. Have you been in Florida when the oranges are in bloom?
Well , I bought the " Gamo " that Raul suggested . A big soup spoon in 5 liters of water , the plant is back to normal and doing better than before . Pleased with this great result I did the same thing on a vexator that was staying behind compared to the other one . It made a huge difference , this one is also thriving now . All that in a very short time ....2 weeks maximum . I am gonna poor some of this stuff on all my plants that are not doing 100 %.
Hi
Is it compatible to G. Xanthochymus?
How long is the shipping time with EMS to Europe if you know?
Can you estimate the shipping cost in advance for a few scions?