Yes, you can mix Liqui Crop and Monterey Horticultural Oil together in the same tank. Be sure to do a tank test first to ensure there is no clumping between the two products.
Monterey Horticultural Oil is a contact kill only so would only be used when target pests are present for you to make contact with. That is why it is applied as needed and no set restriction between applications nor the max number of applications. We would recommend not applying more than once per day as needed to avoid plant injury.
Monterey Horticultural Oil is labeled to be used on apricot trees for aphids, fruit tree leaf roller, mites, scales, and whiteflies.
Yes, Monterey Horticultural Oil can be mixed with a fungicide.
Yes, per the product label, Monterey Horticultural Oil can be used on peach, nectarine and plum trees.
In order to completely eradicate cyclad scale, you will need to treat systemically with around the roots with a product that contains Dinotefuran such as Zylam Liquid Systemic Insecticide, and then treat the foliage with the Monterey Horticultural Oil. The older the scale is, the harder they are to control. Repeat treatments usually are needed.
The Monterey Garden Insect Spray does not specifically state on its product labelwhether it can or can't be mixed with other insecticides that allow for usage in the same treatment areas. While we do not see any harm in mixing those two particular organic insecticides together to apply at the same time, we suggest doing a tank mix test first to make sure the products will be compatible and not clump, discolor or change quality in the tank before spraying.
There are certian fruits that Monterey Horticultural Oil can safely be used on. Please refer to the product label for a specific listing of those fruits.
Monterey Horticultural Oil is a dormant spray that may be used to treat apples as long as you are following the instructions on the product label.
Monterey Horticultural Oil does not break down all the ornamental plants it can be applied to but should have no issue on palms when applied as directed on the label. You may also reach out to the manufacturer to confirm (559) 499-2100
Monterey Horticultural Oil should not have any negative results if used as directed on the product label. We would recommend that you contact the manufacturer directly for further troubleshooting on what could be occuring with your plants that you treated. You can reach Monterey at 559-499-2100.
Monterey Horticultural Oil can be applied to soft and armored scale on shrubs using a garden sprayer. Thoroughly cover the infested plant, making sure you completely reach leaf undersides, twigs and other parts of the plant infested with scales.Do not apply within 30 days of a sulfur application; avoid applications on drought-stressed plants, windy days and temperatures are below 32F or above 90F. Follow the product label for detailed application instructions. We advise that you test out the solution on an inconspicuous part of the shrub before applying it more broadly.
Monterey Horticultural Oil would be used as a dormant spray. Monterey Liqui-Cop would be used when you begin to see new growth on the apple trees per the product label.
You should avoid spraying Monterey Horticultural Oil on the flowers as it could bruising or burning to the delicate petals.
Monterey Horticultural Oil is not labeled for leaf curl therefore would not be able to advise on a mix rate for treatment.
Monterey Liqui-Cop is labeled for leaf curl on peaches at the rate of 4 - 6 tsp per gallon of water. Per the product label - Apply as a dormant or delayed dormant spray to protect buds and shoots during rainy period. Reapply up until late bud swell. Do not apply at less than 7 day intervals. Do not apply after full bloom
Monterey Horticultural Oil is mixed at 2.5 - 5.0 tablespoons per gallon of water. Please view the full product label for more information.