schmism
Super Member
well we have a war going on at my place....
the first wave of attack and the casualties
http://www.snjschmidt.com/07-05-07/DSC02919.JPG
those are to my best knoledge cheery trees. But for the past? (at least 2 years) they have been decimated by the beetles. The reason they look red is all the green folage has been eatin away.
They started on the peach tree, but as i had no peaches this year (due to the april freeze) they quickly took ground and moved on to the cherry...
In true blitzkrieg style, they have moved on to the garden
(i will NOT have my green beans eaten down to stubs!)
When i noticed them on the cherry, we decided something must be done to slow down/hault the attack... . (ever stood under a cherry tree with THOUSANDS of jap beetles on it? it sounds like rain in the trees because you can hear all the munching!)
my wepon of war!
http://www.snjschmidt.com/07-05-07/DSC02920.JPG
I sprayed a total of 4 gal yesterday...I sprayed one 3 gallon tank over the cherry, peach and misc other garden plants. I put the last gallon on just the main garden which should be the 3 oz per gal for 1000 sq ft.
I sprayed about noon, but we got almost a half inch of rain later around 7....
how is that going to affect the effectiveness of my spray?
the first wave of attack and the casualties
http://www.snjschmidt.com/07-05-07/DSC02919.JPG
those are to my best knoledge cheery trees. But for the past? (at least 2 years) they have been decimated by the beetles. The reason they look red is all the green folage has been eatin away.
They started on the peach tree, but as i had no peaches this year (due to the april freeze) they quickly took ground and moved on to the cherry...
In true blitzkrieg style, they have moved on to the garden
When i noticed them on the cherry, we decided something must be done to slow down/hault the attack... . (ever stood under a cherry tree with THOUSANDS of jap beetles on it? it sounds like rain in the trees because you can hear all the munching!)
my wepon of war!
http://www.snjschmidt.com/07-05-07/DSC02920.JPG
I sprayed a total of 4 gal yesterday...I sprayed one 3 gallon tank over the cherry, peach and misc other garden plants. I put the last gallon on just the main garden which should be the 3 oz per gal for 1000 sq ft.
I sprayed about noon, but we got almost a half inch of rain later around 7....
how is that going to affect the effectiveness of my spray?