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  • Asked by Nicholas from Cincinnati, Oh
    06/24/2018
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    Does Ferti-lome Triple Action kill Japanese beetles?
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    Fertilome Triple Action with 70% Neem Oil is a great option for beetles and other insects. This product is also a fungicide and miticide all in one. The mixing rate is 1 fl oz per gallon of water. Applications can be done every 14 days as needed.

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  • Asked by Wondo from Maryland
    08/26/2018
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    Should I use a respirator when applying Ferti-lome Triple Action?
    A

    It is not necessary to wear a mask when applying Ferti-lome Triple Action if you are spraying in a well ventilated area. If not, we would recommend using a mask.

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  • Asked by Helen from Orangeville Il
    02/11/2019
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    Can I use Ferti-lome Triple Action in the house on orchids and Christmas cactus?
    A

    Ferti-lome Triple Action cannot be used in the home.  It would be best to move the plants to an outdoor area and spray, then return inside once dry.

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  • Asked by Janet from Fallbrook, California (north San Diego County)
    07/19/2013
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    We have a large caper farm in Southern California with a large infestation of the bragada bug.
    the caper buds are picked once a week and the berries (seed pods) are picked as they develop. All parts of this plant are edible when processed. University of California, Riverside entomologists have an info sheet this bug. Which of your products would you recommend that are food safe and harvesting can be done after the shortest wait time. Thanks
    A
    There are a varitey of horticultural oils that can be sprayed up to day of harvest on all edibles to control both a large variety of insects as well as a large variety of diseases. One example would be Fertilome Triple Action Plus II, but it does not have the exact species of bug you listed on the label so you may want to contact the manufacturer to ensure it will work for your pest. Fertilome is normally applied at 7-14 day intervals when condition are favorable for the pest or disease and can be used the same day the edibles are picked. You can contact VPG at 888-583-5296 or you can contact us with any other questions you may have as well.
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  • Asked by Ron from Homosassa, Florida
    07/22/2013
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    How to kill tiny spiders on a Plumeria?
    Neither Talstar nor Adonis has had any affect on these tiny spiders. You can barely see them, and their webs are made where the newer branches meet the main stem. I've also tried a 3-in-one product that is supposed to kill garden insects. Nothing has worked thus far. Any suggestions? I bought the Talstar and Adonis from you and love them both. This is the first time I've had any problems controlling our many poolside flowers and plants since using these two products.
    A
    Do you know what species of spider you are dealing with? If not, you want to take a sample to a Local Cooperative Extension to get it identified to make sure you are using the most accurate treatment method. You could always try something like Feriltome Triple Action Plus that has 70% Neem Oil, and the neem oil will suffocate anything on the plant. If you get your insect identified you can contact us with what exact species it is and we can better direct you to a proper treatment method.
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  • Asked by S from Portland, Or
    08/05/2013
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    Can this product be used for red raspberry to control fruit fly?
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    Fertilome Triple Action Plus II with 70% Neem Oil can be used for fly control on raspberries.
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  • Asked by Eva from Miami, Fl
    04/04/2016
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    Can I use Fertilome Triple Action with 70% Neem Oil on hibiscus?
    I have plumeria plants with rust and they are about a foot from my hibiscus hedges. It will be very difficult to spray the plumeria without falling on the hibiscus.
    A

    Fertilome Triple Action with 70% Neem Oil  could harm Hibiscus blossoms because of its sensitive tissues. It would be recommended to apply at the cooler points of the day. Also, on a day that is less windy to help prevent drifting on the Hibiscus.

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  • Asked by Mikey
    04/20/2016
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    Do you have to test the pH before applying Fertilome Triple Action?
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    No, you do not have to test the pH of the water before using Fertilome Triple Action unless your water tends to be more alkaline or acidic. You may need to add a pH buffer.

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  • Asked by John from Birmingham, Al
    04/21/2017
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    What can I spray on my apple trees for disease control and pest control?
    I have five apple trees about five years old. One of my trees has dimples in the trunk bark like small drill holes .
    A

    We would recommend using Fertilome Triple Action. This is a fungicide, insecticide and miticide all in one. This is a very good product that is safe for use on edibles. The mix rate is 1 fl oz per gallon of water. This can be done every 14 days as needed.

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  • Asked by Terry from Caney
    07/17/2018
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    Will Ferti-lome Triple Action work on stink bugs in tomatoes?
    A

    Ferti-lome Triple Action  is labeled for stink bugs and can safely be used in tomatoes. 

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  • Asked by Art from San Antonio, Tx
    07/20/2018
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    Can Ferti-lome Triple Action be used on Saint Augustine and Burmuda Grass lawns?
    A

    Ferti-lome Triple Action is not labeled to be used on lawns, it is more for plants, crops, fruit trees etc as directed on the product label.

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  • Asked by Lakeisha from Mount Holly
    08/13/2018
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    Can Ferti-lome Triple Action kill bed bugs?
    A

    Ferti-lome Triple Action  is not labeled for bedbugs or for indoor use.  Please check out our Bedbug Kits and article/videos on How to Get Rid of Bedbugs to learn how to implemetn a successful eradication program.

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  • Asked by Lilianne from Homosassa
    08/21/2018
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    What is the mix rate for Ferti-lome Triple Action on Sago Palm?
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    Mix Ferti•lome ® Triple Action at the rate of 2 tablespoons (1 fluid ounce) per gallon of water and according to the product label.  This product is most effective when applied on a 7 to 14 day schedule. For heavy insect populations, spray on a 7 day schedule. Be sure to thoroughly mix the solution and spray all plant leaf surfaces (including undersides of leaves) until completely wet. Excessive application is unnecessary and to be avoided. Frequently agitate solution as you spray

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  • Asked by Jesus
    11/22/2018
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    Can I use Ferti-lome Triple Action when fruits are present?
    A

    Yes, Ferti-lome Triple Action can be applied to fruits and vegetables all the way up to the day of harvest without causing any harm to the plant or you.

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  • Asked by Sonny from Oregon
    04/07/2019
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    Will Ferti-lome Triple Action kill my garden plants if it gets in the soil?
    Do I have to carefully cover the soil of my potted blueberry and raspberries and cabbage etc from this product getting in the soil or is it safe to spray without covering the soil from overspray?
    A

    Ferti-lome Triple Action will not kill plants at all and is safe when used as directed on the product label.

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  • Asked by Mary from Ormond Beach Fla
    06/14/2019
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    What are the measurements for mixing Fertilome Triple Action?
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    The mix rate for the Fertilome Triple Action is 1 oz. per gallon of water; spray plants until wet but not dripping every 7-14 days or as needed. 

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  • Asked by Donna from Winston Salem, Nc
    07/19/2019
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    Can I eat tomatoes treated with Fertilome Triple Action?
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    Yes, Ferti-lome Triple Action can be applied to fruits, herbs, and vegetables all the way up to day of harvest.

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  • Asked by Cathy from Pacific City, Or
    01/23/2020
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    Does Ferti-lome Triple Action contain imidacloprid,acetamiprid, dinotefuran, clothianidin,or thiamethoxam?
    A

    The active ingredient in Ferti-lome Triple Action is Clarified Hydrophobic Extract of Neem Oil 70% Pyrethrins 0.25%.Ferti-lome Triple Action can harm bees that are sprayed directly or that contact a wet treated surface long enough to receive a lethal dose.  It would be recommended to apply early morning or late evening and avoid spraying the blooms to prevent harm to bees.

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  • Asked by Jackie
    07/14/2011
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    Will Fertilome Triple Action Plus II with 70% Neem Oil kill the white pine weevil?
    The new growth on my white pines which range in sizes from 6 to 8 feet tall is drooping & turning brown. Also some newer growth is curving rather growing straight up.
    A

    Fertilome Triple Action Plus II with 70% Neem Oil probably wouldn't be the best choice because it doesn't leave a long lasting residual behind. The standard approach to manage white pine weevil is to spray insecticides in spring. This treatment is directed at the overwintered adults to kill them before they lay eggs. Current insecticides useful for this treatment would include products that contain bifenthrin (Talstar), cyfluthrin (Tempo) or permethrin (Tengard). Rates of use should be to the high-end of what is labeled, such as for bark beetles or borers. Timing is very important but difficult to determine. Sprays should be applied shortly before adults begin to feed on the terminal and lay eggs. You can contact your local cooperative extension office and speak to the master gardener on staff who can help you determine the correct timing. Treatment of the top of the tree during midsummer, after adults have emerged from the wilted terminals, can kill weevils as they feed in this site, reducing overall numbers that may cause problems in the subsequent year. Also, as many weevils crawl to the trees in spring, treatment of the lower trunk at the same time spring terminal applications are made may also help kill some of the migrating overwintered insects.

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  • Asked by Jean from Appleton Wi.
    06/09/2015
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    I used triple action on my flowers and now some of the leaves are rusty and others are curling upthe
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    We need more information in order to address your concern. What kind of flowers did you spray? What was the rate that the product was used? Please let us know.
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