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Oh boy! Did I blow it today!

12 years ago

Had one bottle of all in one. It is expensive stuff and the roses have not had any attention yet. So I mixed it up correctly and poured in the roots. Guess what. I went to get the bottle of disease control...Yep I poured the disease control in the root area. Yikes...How many of them did I ruin? That was the Bayer product of course.

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buford
12 years ago
I don't think it will do any harm to the roses.
seil zone 6b MI
12 years ago
Some of them can be used as soil drenches anyway so I wouldn't worry at all. Just keep them well watered.
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charleney
Original Author
12 years ago
Well no worries about watering either...It has been drenching down pouring rain for weeks now. Maybe my roses will stay fungus free for an extended period of time. I was hoping you would answer that way. Thank You!

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