Bio Advanced 2 In 1 Systemic Rose & Flower Care - Questions & Answers

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  • Asked by Frieda from Fort Deposit. Alabama
    06/16/2015
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    I need mixing instructions for the liquid formula.
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    According to the label for Bayer Advanced 2 In 1 Systemic Rose & Flower Care, you will use 1 capful for roses, per plant. For Shrubs, you will use 2 capfuls per foot of plant height. For flower beds, you will use 2 capfuls per 12 sq. ft.


    This is a granular product that will be applied about the base of the plant. You will work the granules into 1-2 inches of soil and water after applying. For flower beds, spring the granules evenly over the flower bed.

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  • Asked by Harry from San Diego, Ca
    08/23/2019
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    Does Bio Advanced 2 In 1 Systemic Rose & Flower Care work on marijuana plants?
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    Bio Advanced 2 In 1 Systemic Rose & Flower Care is not labeled to be used on marijuana or anything else edible/smokeable.  It would not be safe to do so.

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  • Asked by Joanne from Novato
    07/05/2018
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    What is the appropriate application rate for Bayer Advanced 2 In 1 Systemic Rose & Flower Care?
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    According to the label for Bayer Advanced 2 In 1 Systemic Rose & Flower Care, you will use 1 capful per plant for roses.  For shrubs, you will use 2 capfuls per foot of plant height. For flower beds, you will use 2 capfuls per 12 sq. ft.

     

     

     

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  • Asked by Dixie
    09/29/2021
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    Will Bio Advanced 2 In 1 Systemic Rose & Flower Care harm bees or birds that feed off nectar from plant blooms?
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    One of the active ingredients in the Bio Advanced 2 In 1 Systemic Rose & Flower Care, Imidacloprid, in itself is very toxic to bees.  Though in general, imidacloprid does not pose a large threat to pollinators when used as directed as it is not absorbed by the parts bees feed on. This product is applied as a soil drench application directly around the base of the plants and not as a foliar spray however you do not want to apply when bees are visiting the treatment area or actively foraging.

    Please view the product label for more information. 

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