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Question on Bayer Disease Control

10 years ago

I used to use Banner Maxx mixed with Response every two weeks. I'm out of the Banner Maxx but I see here people getting good results with the Bayer Disease control for powdery mildew so I'm trying that instead. Does anyone know if you can add seaweed fertilizer to the mixture? Or if you have to wait between sprays, how long do you wait? Thanks in advance!

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lesmc
10 years ago
I often add seaweed to my Bayer. I also add Montys . I go back and forth. Bayer does a very good job for me here in Louisville,KY. I spray every 7-10 days. lesley
nicholas_delo 7a
10 years ago
I have been using the Bayer product for a few years with great success against blackspot, mildew and rust.

I also spray every 7-10 days, but have not added anything to the mix.
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dregae (IN, zone 6b)
10 years ago
What a good idea lesmc! I hate having to spray it would be nice to fertilize while I'm doing that.

Grace e

Ps I am curious since we live so close what roses have done the best for you??

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