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Mtn. Green, Utah

What is the rate of Eagle 20EW (liquid) that should be added per gallon of water, and how many gallons of finished solution should be added per mature plant (about 650 sqft)? Thanks in advance for any input.

8/11/2010 6:30:57 PM

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Label says 4-6 oz/100 gallons /acre so 4 oz = 120 mls per 100 gallons hence use 1.2 milliliters per gallon. wE USE A MEDICAL SYRINGE TO MEASURE SMALL BATCHES. SEE YOUR PHARMACY FPT A FREE ONE.

We use 2 gallons on an average plant spraying UP TO COVER THE UNDERSIDE FIRST.

http://www.cdms.net/LDat/ld6DG005.pdf

8/11/2010 8:51:42 PM

Mtn. Green, Utah

Perfect...that's exactly what I needed. Applied tonight at dusk.

8/12/2010 1:25:40 AM

Onawa,Iowa

Who sells the Eagle 20 product and is it still available
at this time,price per gallon,quart,etc.,
Thanks

8/12/2010 2:13:26 AM

Eastern Pennsylvania

Tampa is my favorite

http://www.tampaagriculturalproducts.com/agricultural-fungicides.html#eagle-20-ew

$53.99 and free shipping.

8/12/2010 1:06:15 PM

Upa Creek, MO

Tremor, it's a systemic right. Why is it necessary to apply to both sides? I thought both sides was just for spot treatments like Daconil, Mancozeb, milk etc...

8/12/2010 1:31:52 PM

Western PA

Luke, I believe that the majority of the stomata (plant cells) are on the underside of the leaves. From what I understand, everything should be applied to the underside of all leaves if possible.It is a real pia to do that with most wands because most don't have a 180 degree tip on them.You could go to your local hardware store and be creative and rig one up. I think I have pics posted in my diary of the one I made.If not email me if you want pics.

Tremor has a pic of a manufactured one made for solo sprayers I believe. You will have to search for it.

Sorry to get off track here folks.

8/12/2010 3:05:48 PM

Western PA

Let me rephrase the 2nd sentence...Everything should be applied to the TOP AND UNDERSIDE of all leaves.

8/12/2010 3:15:21 PM

Upa Creek, MO

Thanks Zappa

8/12/2010 3:56:14 PM

Little-TON - Colorado

My pint says....1.2 OZ pergallon up to 2 OZ per gallon dependent upon the fungi....

8/12/2010 5:06:49 PM

Hey Zappa could I get some pic's of that spraying tip to? I grow 6 plants at around 600 sq feet each and it takes a long time to spray them all.

martin11

Martin

8/12/2010 5:42:35 PM

Frankfort Ohio

mine says 1.2 oz per gal

8/12/2010 6:40:51 PM

Minneapolis, Mn

Crap! I read somewhere 1/2 tsp per gallon...lost first plants to fungus...two treatments on new plants at incorrect rate....how many newbies drive off a cliff after their first year?

8/12/2010 8:21:16 PM

long Island

I have been applying 1/2 teaspoon in one gal. water every week. That is what I was told by tom B.

Tremor says 1.2 milliliters per gallon. I am hoping that is a 1/2 teaspoon like tom said.

Can anyone translate 1.2 milliliters into teaspoons.

8/12/2010 9:41:34 PM

East Jordan, MI

wally here is a conversion chart

1 ml is close 1/4 tsp
2 ml is close to 1/2 tsp

http://www.vrp.com/chart.aspx

8/13/2010 5:36:38 PM

long Island

Thank you so much. Sounds like the 1/2 teaspoon is just right. And by the way, thanks to you guys and your expert advise, I don't have any PM. (yet)

8/13/2010 8:57:57 PM