Ferti-lome Triple Action - Questions & Answers

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  • Asked by James from Valparaiso
    07/28/2021
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    Is it normal for leaves to turn white where sprayed with Ferti-lome Triple Action and then brown and fall off?
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    We would recommend contacting the Master Gardner with the Cooperative Extension office for information on what may be causing the whitening, browning and loss of leaves after treating with Ferti-lome Triple Action. This could be due to stress on the plants, timing or the disease itself. 

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  • Asked by Maureen from Aruba, Dutch Antilles
    08/09/2021
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    What time of day should Ferti-lome Triple Action be applied?
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    As a general rule, Fertilome Triple Action with 70% Neem Oil should not be used in extreme temperatures (more than 90 degrees or less than 35 degrees).  Please let us know if you have any additional questions.? As long as you are not applying in the middle of the day (noon) any time when the temperatures are not above 90 degrees. 

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  • Asked by P. from Ocala, Florida
    08/17/2021
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    Will Fertilome Triple Action kill Calacarus carinatus (aka purple or ribbed tea mites) on Camelia Japonica? If not, what product do you recommend to treat this mite?
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    Fertilome Triple action is not specifically labeled to treat purple mites (Calacarus carinatus tea mite). Unfortunately, we do not have an products that are specifically labeled. We suggest contacting your local extension office for advice on what can be used. 

     

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  • Asked by Susan from Perry
    08/25/2021
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    Can Ferti-lome Triple Action be used on orchids?
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    Yes, Fertilome Triple Action can be applied to Fruits, Herbs, Nuts, Spices, Vegetables, Roses, Flowers & Shrubs. Please be sure to review the product label for more information and complete application instructions.

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  • Asked by James from Georgia
    08/26/2021
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    What is the mix rate of Ferti-lome Triple Action per gallon of water?
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    Ferti-Lome Triple Action is mixed at 1 oz per gallon of water per 1000 sq ft. Refer to bottom of page 4 in the Insecticide Use Section on the product label for more information. 

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  • Asked by Chatarra from Abbeville, Louisiana
    09/14/2021
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    How dangerous to humans is the treatment with Ferti-lome Triple Action?
    There is no avoiding breathing in and getting at least some mist or particulate on your clothes and skin. No matter how careful, even a miniscule amount will be carried back by the wind no matter what direction. Do I need to shower and wash my clothes every time I spray my plants?
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    Ferti-lome Triple Action should only be applied on a non windy day to avoid drift.  The product is safe when used as directed and if skin contact made be sure to wash thoroughly.  The small amount of active the product contains is not enough to harm people unless you are drinking the actual product.  You can also wear a N95 mask or respirator if you feel safer to avoid any possible inhalation.

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  • Asked by Ronna from Tucson, Az
    11/11/2021
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    How do you open the Ferti-lome Triple Action spray bottle?
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    To open the Fertilome Triple Action bottle, twist and push down on the cap. 

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  • Asked by Biggyie from Chesapeake
    06/21/2022
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    Can I use Ferti-lome Triple Action on cannibas during flower?
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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 James from Lighthouse Point, Florida
    10/28/2022
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    What is mix ratio for Ferti-lome Triple Action?
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    The mix rate of Ferti-lome Triple Action is 1 oz. per gallon of water and spray plants until wet but not dripping. Pleae review the product label for more information before applying. 

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  • Asked by Thomas from Central, Tx
    03/02/2024
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    Does Ferti-lome Triple Action kill chiggers
    The description mentioned read the label to see all the bugs/insects this product kills. Since I haven't bought this yet, can anyone tell me if the label mentions that it kills chiggers? thank you
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    Ferti-lome Triple Action is labeled to treat for chiggers on Fruits, Herbs, Nuts, Spices, Vegetables, Roses, Flowers & Shrubs.
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  • Asked by Jonathan from Mechanicsville Va
    03/24/2024
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    Will Ferti-lome Triple Action kill Dogwood Borer?
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    Ferti-lome Triple Action is not labeled for dogwood borer.

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  • Asked by Rich from Arvada, Co
    03/28/2024
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    Can Ferti-lome Triple Action be used in conjunction with a systemic?
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    Depends on the scenario. You can tank mix them, but it would be for specific foliar applications as that is the only way Ferti-lome Triple Action is applied.

    If you are trying to get a systemic drench for certain pests, it would be separate treatments since Triple Action is foliar only, then it would be best to apply the systemic at the base of the tree & then apply the triple action on the trunk.   The product label also does not mention tank mixing and you would need to refer to the systemic product you intend to use for tank mixing instructions if any for foliar applications.

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  • Asked by Richard
    04/16/2024
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    Can I use Ferti-lome Triple Action on tulip magnolias?
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    Yes, Ferti-lome Triple Action an be used on all of these tree species 

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