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funguscide dip for REPLANTING SUCKERS
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What is a good Dip in which to immerse banana suckers, before replanting? We don’t use sprays and unfortunately, we have Banana Borers. Thanks |
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Re: funguscide dip for REPLANTING SUCKERS
Full strength wont hurt, if washed off well after a couple of minutes. ... I do this when working with one or two corms.
But 1 cup per gal of water and let the corm soak 10 to 20 minutes. Then rinse with clean water. ... works too.
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