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Saegertown Pa.

has any one out there tanked mixed scimitar or daconil with the 10-8-8,cal-mag,vcp or any other of the agro-k stuff and not had any proublums.

6/19/2005 8:03:44 AM

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not yet quinn, I spray my pesticides and fungicides on the days that the program calls for fish or seaweed.
Tom

6/19/2005 8:29:40 AM

Montoursville, PA

Vigor Cal Phos is a poor mixer. Test anything before mixing this one.

The object of a sticker is to hold stuff on the leaf. The object of the foliar feed is to get it into the plant.

6/19/2005 5:53:01 PM

Ontario

Quinn do one in the morning and the other at night

6/19/2005 9:39:11 PM

Saegertown Pa.

good idea Drew thanks

6/20/2005 6:31:51 AM

Tipp City, Ohio

If I recall correctly, Craig said that the Vigor Cal Phos actually gelled up one of his tanks when mixed with some other Agro K product.

6/21/2005 1:43:48 PM

Sheridan . NY

OK Let see if i can help --quinn the answer for mixing stuff together keep a glass jar around put a little in shake it up if stays mixed you ok --if it seperates dont spray it --The vcp or any calicum will jell up if you mix any thing with phosphate which is the middle # in the fert line up--but if you fill the tank 3/4 full add you calcium and then add like a 9 18 9 it will mix--the time i made jelly was a 60 gallon batch--had very little water in the tank and added the vigor cal and 9 18 9 both at the same time and fill the tank up --start down a grape row and >>fizzsppz that was it --thick jelly --please if any has any questions call me at 716 672 2367 or email me at craig@candjfert.com

6/21/2005 8:02:25 PM

Warwood

Quinn,
I've sprayed the vigor-cal phos with Triazicide & Daconil and chelated Ca. The copper amt. is what needs to be watched since it chelates with the Ca and gets into the plant. I've found only good results and my best plants this year. Not to be concerned over. There are suggestions not to mix the copper with chelated minerals but the amt. is small enough and only adds to the Cu content of the plant. Unless of course your soil tests show super-high Cu content.
Good Luck All! Don
Don

6/28/2005 8:47:34 PM