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Green-Shield II Disinfectant - Questions & Answers

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  • Asked by Alexander
    04/26/2018
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    Is Green-Shield II and organic product and can it be used in a greenhouse used for eatables?
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    Green-Shield II Disinfectant and Algicide is not organic.  It can be used in greenhouses but not on edibles.  

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  • Asked by Daniel from Royal Oak Mi
    01/18/2019
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    Will Green-Shield ll kill live plants within the greenhouse if it contacts them?
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    Green-Shield II Disinfectant and Algicide does not state it is safe for use on plants so it could harm them.  It would be recommended to avoid spraying plants directly or allowing drift to contact plants.

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  • Asked by Nancy from Bismarck, Nd
    11/14/2018
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    Is Green-Shield II Disinfectant and Algicide toxic to bees?
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    Per the manufacturer, Green-Shield II Disinfectant and Algicide is a harsh cleaning agent that is not to be used on any vegetation.  Rather, it should be used on greenhouse floors, etc., so if used properly, it should not harm bees. 

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