New Growers Forum
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Subject: Agrifos
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Wolfpack83 |
central Nc
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Somebody gave me some seed infected with gummy stem. Ordered some agrifos, how do you guys use? Drench or foliar?
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5/29/2018 5:19:11 PM
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big moon |
Bethlehem CT
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I have used it as a foliar.
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5/31/2018 7:49:45 AM
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Twinnie(Micheal) |
Ireland
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If I had seedlings infected with gummy stem blight I would strongly consider dumping them and starting again or at least sourcing other plants in large pots to leave you at less of a disadvantage than starting from scratch.
The last thing you want is to incubate GSB and for it to have an even greater impact on future plants. I would also remove a good proportion of the soil in the planting hole where the infected plant was growing.
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5/31/2018 7:40:07 PM
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ESheel31(team sLamMer) |
Eastern Shore of VA
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Twinnie is correct. I have battled GSB for two years now. That’s like stage 4 cancer for a curcurbit. You can slow it down by spending a boatload of money on fungicides,but in the end it will kill your plant. Possibly ruin the fruit. I would remove all plant debris and get rid of it. Not compost it. Rotate curcurbits away from that spot for at least 2 years.
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6/23/2018 11:19:19 PM
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ESheel31(team sLamMer) |
Eastern Shore of VA
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Agrifos isn’t really going to help you against GSB. Switch. Ridomil gold. Luna experience. Tebucanozole. These are more effective,but can cost you hundreds of dollars.
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6/23/2018 11:27:17 PM
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