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Fire Blight 26 Sep 2024 20:56 #84074

ButterBreath Topic Author Offline Premium Member Posts: 81 Thank you received: 40	Hey, frens. Wondering if anyone has experience or opinions on using MMS to help some pear/apple trees that are fighting fire blight. I was considering spraying them with H2O2 to give them some help, but then I thought my irrigation (rain) water with a little higher dose of MMS might be even better to help the root system fight it off. Maybe I will try it on one of them as a little experiment.
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Fire Blight 15 Feb 2025 21:53 #85644

ButterBreath Topic Author Offline Premium Member Posts: 81 Thank you received: 40	Bumping this to the top. This seems to me that it should work, since fire blight is bacterial infection. I am going to try it on at least one of them and still looking for anyone that has tried it before.
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Fire Blight 16 Feb 2025 17:31 #85646

healthfreedom79 Offline Junior Member Posts: 32 Thank you received: 15	I have never tried it myself but I have read somewhere that plant would also benefit from MMS. let us know your findings please.
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