Fertilizing and Watering
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Subject: Warrior-T
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PumpkinBrat |
Paradise Mountain, New York
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I was wondering if anyone knows where I can buy this from...
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3/11/2004 9:53:05 AM
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southern |
Appalachian Mtns.
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Warrior Z is the newest version. Check your local chemical companies, AG stores, farm supplies.
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3/11/2004 11:07:26 AM
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the gr8 pumpkin |
Norton, MA
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What's an AG store? Atlantic Giant store? Alex.
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3/11/2004 6:17:00 PM
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southern |
Appalachian Mtns.
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agricultural
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3/11/2004 6:51:03 PM
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the gr8 pumpkin |
Norton, MA
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Oh OK. Duh!
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3/11/2004 6:57:01 PM
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southern |
Appalachian Mtns.
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sorry, I shouldn't have put AG, I can see how that was confusing...shoulda been "ag"
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3/11/2004 7:40:40 PM
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the gr8 pumpkin |
Norton, MA
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No, I can asure you it was my thick skull. If a doctor ever needs to see my brain I'll bet you he doesn't find one. LOL!
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3/12/2004 8:05:29 PM
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BR |
Litchfield N. H. 03052
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In NH Warrior-T is a restricted use and can only be bought with a restricted use permit,
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3/14/2004 10:01:02 AM
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Mark in Western Pa |
South Western Pa
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Try Bayer Tree and Shrub, same active ingredient.
Mark
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3/20/2004 1:21:48 PM
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Tremor |
Ctpumpkin@optonline.net
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No. Bayer T&S is Imidaclporid - same as Admire, Merit, Provado, Marathon, etc.
Warrior (Z & T are identical) is Lambda-cyhalothrin. Same as Battle, Scimitar, Suspend, Demon, etc. There is also a consumer version we found here last year. For the life of me I can't remember the name of it though.
Do a search here for "Lambda-cyhalothrin" & you'll find it.
Better yet, just go to
www.seedoutlet.com
& have Brent send you a Pint of Talstar-One. It isn't labeled for Pumpkins. But it works better & is general use. Same as the restricted us Capture 2E. Works better than Warrior & is just as safe.
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3/20/2004 2:20:11 PM
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Mark in Western Pa |
South Western Pa
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Tremor's right,
sorry.
Mark
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3/20/2004 11:10:08 PM
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Engel's Great Pumpkins and Carvings |
Menomonie, WI (mail@gr8pumpkin.net)
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Triazicide is the garden retailer one.
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3/21/2004 6:38:14 AM
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Tremor |
Ctpumpkin@optonline.net
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That's it. Spectracide makes the Triazicide. Thank you Shannon.
Be careful though. They use the name "Triazicide" the way Scotts uses "Turfbuilder". Quite a few products are sold with that name despite their containing different materials. Marketing people!
Look for the Triazicide that only contains Lamda-cyhalothrin as the active ingredient. There is another one that also contains fungicide. This is fine later in the season. But our early sprays for SVB & Cuke Beetles don't need to have any fungicide in them.
Steve
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3/21/2004 6:44:24 AM
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