Hi All,
I have a couple of Junipers and one in particular ha been in a deteriating state for a few years but is not dead. Some branches are dead and the others appear to be a few year behind them. I have heard that mites might be attacking them and have given them a tap over white paper and have found a few crawlies.
I have heard that LS can get rid of them. Can anyone tell me what concentrate to use and when is the best time. IF it is infact mites when can a recovery in growth be evident. Also is it good to spray Radiatas as a precation as mine are in close proximity of the Junipers.
Any advice would be welcome.
Regards
Rudy
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Re: Lime sulphure

If you wish to use for wood preservation as in shari or jin, use it at full strength.
Cheers I hope this helps. It has been posted before.
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Re: Lime sulphure
I diluted LS as per manufacturer's instructions like Pup mentioned and it works very well on the rust and creepy crawlies under the leaves of azaleas.