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Question about sulfer lime

10 years ago

I have read a couple of times that it is not to be applied at tempatures above 85ÃÂ° and I was wondering does that mean only at the moment of application or for a span of time around application. Like if the day was supposed to be 90, could you spray in the early morning when it was still 70? Thanks.

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fireduck
10 years ago
I believe it refers to time of application and maybe the short time after application. I would be safe and apply in evening if you are in a hot climate.
sunnibel7 Md 7
Original Author
10 years ago
Thanks so much!
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