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Peach, Plum, Apple fruit tree CDS pesticide spray 10 Jul 2023 20:08 #79347

me Topic Author Offline New Member Posts: 3 Thank you received: 0	I wonder if anyone has experience using CDS to combat brown rot in stone fruit trees (peach, plum, etc) or to combat scale on apple trees, etc. I usually use neem oil but that only works on scale. So, have you tried using a CDS solution spray as a pesticide on fruit trees?
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Peach, Plum, Apple fruit tree CDS pesticide spray 11 Jul 2023 12:07 #79350

RJi Offline Premium Member Posts: 86 Thank you received: 28	Its commonly used in greenhouses to control plant pathogens. It would seem difficult to use outdoors
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Peach, Plum, Apple fruit tree CDS pesticide spray 12 Jul 2023 06:47 #79362

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You don't see a lot of non-animal usage information and discussion,
except for commercial (usually food) applications and patents.

That would be an interesting area of research and study.

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Peach, Plum, Apple fruit tree CDS pesticide spray 21 Jul 2023 12:50 #79467

AD4DZ Offline New Member Posts: 3 Thank you received: 0	I think its a brilliant idea and when I make my first batch I will try on a cherry tree. Just wondering the strength and how to make it. I guess I’ll read up on destroying fungi and mold spores.
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Peach, Plum, Apple fruit tree CDS pesticide spray 25 Jul 2023 01:08 #79491

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This is indeed interesting. There are onions, tomatoes, peppers (Green chiles) and some varieties of citrus in my backyard. I have a caterpillar/worm problem.

So far, Bonide's neem oil seems to keep some pests at bay, but I'll try CDS and see what happens.

Due to evaporation, it will be difficult owing to the heat outside. I wonder if swabbing the leaves/roots/stems/bark/etc will have any effect. Or perhaps injecting small quantities of CDS will help.

Here's a question -- will DMSO be usable on plants as well? An idea: swabbing some activated MMS1 onto a DMSO-rubbed patch of the tree.
I am hesitant to experiment on such valuable trees, so i'll try using it on some older roses. They're about 20 or so years old. Frequent mildew and black spot.

I do also have a yellow Angel's Trumpet which attracts a lot of wasps and hornets. I want to try CDS out and see how it goes.

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