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EverGreen Crop Protection EC 60-6 - Questions & Answers

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  • Asked by Terry from Williston Vt
    07/11/2013
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    Is the EverGreen Crop Protection 60-6 OMRI approved?
    A
    This product contains a synthetic synergizing agent called Piperonyl Butoxide also known as PBO along with the natural pyrethrin insecticide and is not OMRI compliant.  We do carry the Evergreen Pyrethrum Concentrate which contains only all natural products and is OMRI compliant.
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  • Asked by Chase from Houston, Texas
    03/11/2014
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    How many Millimeters per Gallon should be used in a recirculating hydroponic system of flowering ornamentals?
    I previously used 1-2ml/gal of Evergreen with decent to good results.
    A
    The manufacturer recommends, for a hydroponic system, the use per gallon is almost to small to measure. For a 50 gallon system, please use 1/2 milliliter of the evergreen to treat root pests and larvae. To treat pests on the leaf of the plants, use regular per gallon rates, carefully not to allow drift into water. This may be done best with a  32 ounce bottle.
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