Ferti-lome Triple Action - Questions & Answers

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  • Asked by Kevin from Newark, Illinois
    09/16/2016
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    Can Fertilome Triple action be used on Prairiefire crab apple tree to control Apple scab in the fall?
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    Fertilome Triple Action with 70% Neem Oil can be applied to Crab Apple trees in the fall for Apple Scab as long as it is applied 7-14 days prior to disease development. 

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  • Asked by Kim from Chicago, Il
    02/20/2017
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    Can you use Fertilome Triple Action with 70% Neem Oil on trees?
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    Fertilome Triple Action with 70% Neem Oil is for use on fruits, nuts, vegetables, herbs, spices, roses, houseplants, flowers and shrubs.

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  • Asked by Dale from Holmesville, Oh
    04/12/2017
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    What can I use to treat raspberry beetles?
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    Fertilome Triple Action with 70% Neem Oil is a great option for use on edibles 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 Tim from Olathe, Co
    05/08/2017
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    Is Fertilome Triple Action with 70% Neem Oil safe to use on pre flowering medical cannabis?
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    Fertilome Triple Action with 70% Neem Oil is not specifically labeled for cannabis. We would recommend contacting the manufacturer directly at 855-270-4776 for questions regarding off label use.

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  • Asked by Adam from Clovis, Ca
    03/21/2018
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    Can Fertilome Triple Action be tank mixed with a water soluble fertilizer?
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    Fertilome Triple Action can be mixed with a water soluble fertilizer as long as neither product label prohibits doing so.  Keep in mind that the Triple Action is used as a foliar application and most fertilizers are generally soil/root applied, so in order to be able to tank mix these two types of products, you will want to try to find a fertilizer that is also labeled for a foliar application.  

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  • Asked by Linda from Gadsden, Al
    05/19/2018
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    I used Ferti-lome on a limelight hydrangea and now some leaves have turned yellow ,any suggestions?
    A

    Please provide the date of application and dilution rate along with the temperature when it was applied so that we can help troubleshoot. Did you notice anything changing with them prior to the application?

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  • Asked by Sherry from Virginia Beach, Va
    07/17/2018
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    Can Ferti-Lome Triple Action be used on my heuchera?
    I have several varities and something is eating holes in the leaves and edges.
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    Yes, you can use Fertilome Triple Action on ornamentals like heuchera. We would avoid spraying during the heat of the day since this is an oil product and could cause burn on sensitive plants. For best results, you may want to research common issues with these plants or further inspect them for the exact pest that is present.

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  • Asked by Victor from Colorado
    07/16/2019
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    Is Ferti-Lome Triple Action safe to use on fruits/veggies?
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    Ferti-Lome Triple Action can be used on the edibles listed on the product label.

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  • Asked by Rosemary from Santa Fe
    09/25/2019
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    Is Ferti-lome Triple Action a systemic?
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    No, Ferti-lome Triple Action is not a systemic.

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  • Asked by Thomas from Boaz, Al
    01/23/2021
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    When do I start spraying my fruit trees with Ferti-lome Triple Action/?
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    Fertilome Triple Action with 70% Neem Oil should not be used with cold water (less than 45 degrees F). As a general rule, products should not be used in extreme temperatures (more than 90 degrees or less than 35 degrees). 

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  • Asked by Samantha from Fayetteville Nc
    03/25/2021
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    Can I usFerti-lome Triple Action this on succulents?
    I want to use this to help my meaily bug but heard if it gets to roots will kill them
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    Ferti-lome Triple Action should be safe for succulent plants. Just make sure not apply in the sunlight or hot hours of the day since it is an oil based product. 

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  • Asked by Wilton from Pierre Part Louisiana
    05/20/2021
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    Can Ferti-lome Triple Action be used on Hibiscus plants?
    I read somewhere not to use a certain fungicide on hibiscus plants but not sure if it's this one. What do y'all suggest
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    Fertilome Triple Action with 70% Neem Oil is not recommended to be used on hibiscus due to the sensitive tissues on the hibiscus blossoms. We would recommend contacting your Local Cooperative Extension Office to speak with the Master Gardener on a fungicide recommendation safe for hibiscus plants. 

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  • Asked by Anonymous
    05/24/2014
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    What is the best DIY insect control for avocado?
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    We do not know what insects you are trying to control on avacado so we cannot make a completely accurate recommendation for your needs. A common product our customers use for insect and disease control on their edibles is the Fertilome Triple Action Plus. It is a natural/organic product that can be applied every 7-14 days or as needed when conditions for the insects or diseases are present. You can also apply this product up to day of harvest.
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  • Asked by Jesus from San Antonio Tx.
    06/24/2015
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    Can I use Fertilome Triple Action Plus for an orange tree where the fruit gets black spots?
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    We apologize but we do not know what disease this may be on your fruit and how to tell exactly what would be best for it. We would recommend taking a sample to a local master gardener to see if they can identify the disease. Until then, you can use a general fungicide thats safe for all edibles which is Fertilome Triple Action.
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  • Asked by Linda from Montrose, Co
    06/24/2015
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    Can this product be used on cannabis plants? I live in Colorado.
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    Cannabis plants are not on the label for Fertilome Triple Action with 70% Neem Oil. We would recommend contacting your local cooperative extension office if you have any questions about what to use on cannabis plants.
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  • Asked by Kevin from New Jersey
    05/31/2016
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    Will Fertilome Triple Action control grubs under the soil in a vegetable garden?
    I found some white grubs, perhaps Japanese beetle, in my garden and I'm looking for something safe to control them without toxic chemicals.
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    While Fertilome Triple Action is a fantastic product for a wide variety of insects and safe for vegetable gardens, it is not something to use for grubs in the soil. A better option would be either Milky Spore Powder (if its only japanese beetle grubs) as it is a completely organic grub control product for use in lawns and gardens; Or a product like Imidapro 4SC which is labeled for use on edibles with short pre harvest intervals and will control grubs of all kinds and any other insects trying to do damage to your edibles. 

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  • Asked by Susan from Santa Fe, Nm
    10/07/2016
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    Can Fertilome Triple Action with 70% Neem Oil be used in the Fall?
    For Quaking Aspens and roses. Controlling powdery mildew & 2 species of rust.
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    Fertilome Triple Action with 70% Neem Oil can be applied in the fall when applied per the product label. Be sure that you apply in the cooler times of the day.

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  • Asked by Chris from Pensacola Florida
    11/10/2016
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    Why won't my Fertilome Triple Action with 70% Neem Oil ready to spray bottle work?
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    Unfortunatley, we do not carry the Fertilome Triple Action with 70% Neem Oil in a spray bottle. We only carry the concentrate and we are not familiar with the spray bottle.  We would suggest you contact the manufacturer, VPG, at 888-583-5296 for assistance.

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  • Asked by Todd from Sacramento, California
    01/20/2017
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    Can I mix Fertilome Triple Action with Dormant Oil and apply over winter in California?
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    When using horticultural oils, we would suggest using only one at a time to avoid damaging your plants. Triple Action has Neem Oil (a horticultural oil derived from the neem tree) plus pyrethrin, a contact insecticide, so it is a combination product with two modes of action. The product label for Triple Action also indicates not to use the product when temperatures are less than 45 degrees. A Dormant Oil is usually applied at a higher concentration during winter months. Be sure to follow the product labels and local recommendations for timing when using horticultural oils. This fact sheet from University of Nevada Copperative Extension has great information about horticultural oils.

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  • Asked by Rick from Blakely, Ga
    05/06/2017
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    Can Fertilome Triple Action with 70% Neem Oil be used on muscadine vines?
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    Fertilome Triple Action with 70% Neem Oil can be applied on Fruits, Herbs, Nuts, Spices, Vegetables, Roses, Flowers & Shrubs. It does not specifically list muscadine vines on the product label. Please provide additional information including the targeted pest for further assistance and recommendations.

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