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Carrollton, Ga.

i finally got some. how much should i use per gallon.
thanks doug
jn. 3:16

8/10/2005 7:03:25 PM

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Which Manicure? If it is the Manicure T&O that is sold in 1 gallon bottles (29.6% Chlorothalonil), then the rate is 1 Tablespoon (.5 oz) per gallon.

Eagle is 2-4 mls per gallon. I use a medical syringe to dispense 3 cc per gallon. If you must use a Teaspoon, then one will make 2 gallons.

Compass is even harder to measure unless you have the little red spoon that Bayer offers. They're in short supply again this year but I have a few extras. Send me your address & I'll mail you one.

Steve

8/10/2005 10:22:17 PM

ipswich, ma usa

That "little red spoon" for the compass turns out to be 1/4 TSP for 4 gallons. Compass being used in my patch rotation this year and is working great!

John (5150)

8/11/2005 8:36:56 AM

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That sounds about right. The boys were moving one of our refrigerators in the warehouse today & found another package of them...LOL

8/11/2005 10:09:10 PM

Carrollton, Ga.

Hi Steve,
Thanks for the spoon offer. I was really glad to get the fungicides at Lesco Tues. I have a couple more questions and I will try not to bother you anymore this season.
1 - Can I mix manicure, eagle, or compass with warrior t?            

2 - Can I mix seaweed, fish, and calcium from Joel Holland with these fungicides and warrior?

3 - I have noticed a few squash bugs and their eggs in the patch this year. Can they build up a resistance to warrior t?

4 - Could my warrior be losing its strength, this is the 4th or 5th season I have used it? I have always stored it properly.

Steve my address is:
Doug Adams
135 W Triple Tree Dr
Carrollton, Ga 30117

Thank you very much, I would be lost without your help on the chemicals and the spoon also.
Doug Adams
1st Cor. 3:7

8/13/2005 9:09:31 AM

Owensboro, Ky.

Steve & Doug...Doug...good questions!!!... Steve...a lot of us want to know the answers to Doug's ?'s. Or at the very least I want to know!!! Help us all out and post the answers!!! and once again I want to tell all what a great site this is...everyone seems to want to try and help each other...rare experience these days!!! Go BP.com Kudos to all!!!!! Peace Wayne

8/13/2005 2:19:50 PM

Montoursville, PA

Please stop and just read the labels. Most tell you what you can and may not mix with the one you are reading. Almost all advise a test of any mix and a twenty minute wait to be sure it won't jell or otherwise be an unsatisfactory mix.

8/13/2005 9:46:36 PM