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Asked by Kenneth from Clifton Park, Ny,

11/07/2021

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How long after the initial application of Bonide Systemic Insect Spray Ready-To-Spray will I need to wait for another application is needed?

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Bonide Systemic Insect Spray Ready-To-Spray can be applied on an as needed basis, with 10-14 day intervals between applications, not to exceed the maximum rate. Please review the full product label for complete application instructions.

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Asked by Rita from Huntsville Al

03/11/2022

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The instructions indicate an "on" position for the Bonide Systemic Insect Spray Ready-To-Spray which is not on the RTS bottle, there is only "fan" or "stream"?
I assumed the "on" position was pointing the lever to "fan". After heavily spraying 10 very large azalea plants, it appears I only used 2 ounces of product, assuming it had 32 ounces (it only shows lines for up to 30 ounces). There is no indication of the milky substance on the bushes, so: did I actually spray anything on them?

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The Bonide Systemic Insect Spray Ready-To-Spray bottle should have 2 moving parts, a knob control lever that is the on/off, and then there is a sprayer hood that has the fan/stream positions on it. If you did not turn the knob to the on position, then you probably didn't spray any of the li…
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The Bonide Systemic Insect Spray Ready-To-Spray bottle should have 2 moving parts, a knob control lever that is the on/off, and then there is a sprayer hood that has the fan/stream positions on it. If you did not turn the knob to the on position, then you probably didn't spray any of the liquid out.

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Asked by Larry from Dallas Tx

06/15/2022

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When using Bonide Systemic Insect Spray Ready-To-Spray for bark scale on twilight crepe myrtles, do the trees need to be washed with soap and water first?
Light to moderate infestation.

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Bonide Systemic Insect Spray Ready-To-Spray does not require you to wash the bushes, trees, shrubs, etc before application. When spraying taller trees, shrubs and ornamentals, twist the sprayer hood to "stream" position for extended reach and more uniform coverage. The product label does not re…
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Bonide Systemic Insect Spray Ready-To-Spray does not require you to wash the bushes, trees, shrubs, etc before application. When spraying taller trees, shrubs and ornamentals, twist the sprayer hood to "stream" position for extended reach and more uniform coverage. The product label does not require trees be prewashed prior to the applicaiton. View the full product label for more information.

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Asked by Jill from Rochester

07/15/2022

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Can this be used on flowering plants?
Under the application use it says use this before blooms appear. All of my plants that need this spray already began flowering months ago. They flower continuously until fall such as petunia plants and hydrangeas. Will this kill my plants if I use this now? Is this more of a preventative spray to only be used in spring?

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According to the manufacturer, and the label, the product Bonide Systemic Insect Spray Ready-To-Spray may only be sprayed after flower petals have fallen off.

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