SB Plant Invigorator PLANT PESTICIDE AND MILDEWCIDE

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  1. Spruce

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    Hi All,

    Has anyone used this product before I go any buy some ?

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    pete Growing a bit of this and a bit of that....

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    Not heard of it before seems too good to be true but worth a try if it's not too expensive.
     
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      Seems it's been mentioned before on here
       
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      Looks expensive. Milk for mildew,fairy liquid for pesticide,and a bit of feed.
       
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        Yes @Spruce I did try it.. My friend and I went halves on it.. We were not impressed.! I found there was no protection from whitefly or aphids with it at all.. It might have worked as a soil conditioner, but can’t say I noticed any difference for using it..:scratch:

        I stick with my seaweed feed.. Milk And bicarbonate of soda for aphids on the roses Horti soap and neem oil for soapy water spray.. Seem to take care of my problems anyway... :thumbsup:
         
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          Can I ask what ratio you use for this mix and what type of Horti soap you use, cannot say I have ever noticed any in the shops ?

          Often need to use something on my Fuchsias etc but some proprietary ones seem to affect the leaves a bit.

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