Our Go To Spray To Combat Disease And Pests On Our Fruit Trees! (Organic)
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- Our Go To Spray To Combat Disease And Pests On Our Fruit Trees! (Organic)
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I was told aspirin mixed in water and spray trees and bushes for blight. You can pick up a large containers of aspirin at your feed store. It’s used/directed to animal issues, or you can crush normal aspirin to a powder.
I haven't head of that one.
Kinda a myth is what I heard. I tried it and it didn't work for me sadly
I use 20% vinegar as a weed killer that works very well. So im very confused about spraying 40% vinigar diluted 3:1 (so 10% after dilution) on fruit tree leaves. I would think that would kill all the leaves immediately.
It doesn't.
It’s not mealy bugs on your apples, it’s wooly aphids.
Thank you
You're welcome
those products can you tell me what months you spray such as a schedule sorry new to this
I spray the copper whenever the disease is present. I will spray every two weeks but not more than 4 times total. I do spray once in the spring as a preventative.
@@CountryLivingExperience Love the channel. So to a preventative say spray copper twice in spring and twice in fall. does that sound okay? Thank you for your input
How many tablespoons of copper for one gallon of water please ?
1oz per gallon
Hey brother Ty for you video. I REALLY need you help with my peach trees . I had the brown spots come over all of my young peach tree leaves. The leaves fell off and new leaves are growing . Some of the new leaves have a little spots on them. I used the Liquid copper after watching the video and doesn’t seem to be working. Can ya help me along and maybe tell me what’s going on
The copper should work but it will take time. If new leaves started to form, that is a good sign. Don't spray too much copper though. Follow the instructions on the bottle. You can also try a diluted vinegar/water mixture. Try 15% vinegar to 85% water.
@@CountryLivingExperience what I’m wondering is do I have a fungal problem for sure with these green shoots having those rust colored dots all over them if we were able to do a quick video call then maybe you could take a look at them and tell me exactly where to cut to etc. thank you so much, brother. I love your videos.
How often do trees need to be sprayed with neem/sals?
Every few days for a bad infestation
When is the best time to treat the trees?
Early morning is best.
I have been using Neem and Dawn (a few drops) can I use insecticidal soap instead?
Sure. Insecticidal soaps are made from potassium salts. They do a good job as well.
@@CountryLivingExperience Thanks 😊
Whats blight? Also can you spray around the ground to keep bugs away?
Blight is a specific fungal infection. Spraying the ground won't do much as most insects are flying. It may control ants which would help control aphids.
@@CountryLivingExperience thank you
You're welcome
Would this treat black knot as well?
I have never encountered black knot but it should probably work.
how much water, neem oil, and soap for the pest mixture?
1oz neem oil, 2oz soap, 1 gallon of water
Thank you!
@@dwcaldwell85 You're welcome
Can I use the copper product for@plum tree in leaf?
Sure
Hi ya..can you spray when trees in blossoms please
No, you cannot
so what about jap. beetles ? they love my fruit trees and yes fruit is on them
Neem oil and soap is fine at that time
@@CountryLivingExperience thanks
Would been oil work for gummosis on the trunk of the tree?
No. It is mostly for part control where it will directly contact the pest.
How do you spray 20+ ft tall trees. I have a 30+ ft tall pear tree and can’t treat it.
Fruit trees should be pruned shorter so that you can reach them for picking and spraying.
Can Neem Oil n Soap mixture help with rust on pear tree leaves ?
No. It is mostly used for insects. The copper will help with the rust.
Thanks for sharing my brother. I'm suggesting that we maybe establish why trees get diseases just like with humans. Maybe if we know the cause we can prevent it. Try have trees healthy with proper nutrition maybe it will help. Love your videos they help. Thanks
You're welcome. Your suggestion is correct in theory. We can do all possible to create a healthy environment for the trees and we should do that. However, since we live in a sinful world, the plants are also affected. We are listening to and studying God's book of nature for solutions to these issues.
Respect
@@CountryLivingExperience No such thing as sin. Fungus is spread from it's spores from other tree's and bushes. It is a bateria just trying to survive like everything else. Organic fungicides don't work well at all.
I have a few fruit trees that have fruit on them right now, is it okay to use the copper fungicide? The trees have some leaf curl and black spot on them at the moment. Also is it okay to use copper fungicide after pruning a tree? My trees need a lot of summer pruning right now.
Yes, absolutely in both cases.
@@CountryLivingExperience can I eat the fruit after I spray the tree???
@@chonyi Yes. Just wash it really well.
What is the other insect spray you have that you said you use if the need oil doesn’t work?
1:40 No way a 40% vinegar comes in a bottle like that. You sure it's not 4%!?
3 to 1 what if the vinegar is more then 40 percent?
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I have a avocado tree that looks like it’s branches and trunk have a disease. It’s full of rust now but I don’t know what to treat it, can I use the liquid copper?
Yes. The copper is always a good option to try.
I assume you cant spray with copper and the neem solution the same day?.?.? How long do you have to wait between spraying the two?
You shouldn't spray them in the same day. They won't react negatively but it is best to give a few days in between. Only spray the copper once every few weeks.
@@CountryLivingExperience what season is the spraying done? Obviously, not summer when there is fruit on the tree, but that leaves fall and early spring.
@@sandymilne224 Sprays like these can be done at any point throughout the year.
I think I’ve got it reading through these questions. Copper spray once every few weeks and the neem oil, say every week? And both can spray while fruit is on the trees? If there’s no sign of fungus, do. I still spray the copper?
@@debbielacy4357 correct. You can use the copper as a preventative at the beginning of the seasons. you should not use it more than about 4-5 times per year however.
Hey, thank you for the video. I have a question if I treat my young fruit trees with the copper fungicide in early evening and then the next evening we have a heavy rain downpour. Do I need to treat them again or do I need to wait for a time and I wait how long do I have to wait?
You're welcome.
As long as it had enough time to dry on the leaves, it will last through many rainfalls. If there was not enough time, I would respray in a week.
What if fruit is already growing on trees, can we still spray this copper fungicide?
Absolutely. Perfectly fine to do that.
Question for advice: In FloridaI have two mature Ligustrums. Something is eating and killing all new growth. I don't know if they are white flies or beetles of some sort, all I know is that whatever is eating the new foliage they are nocturnal because I can never seen them. I have tried Neem oil, and Malathion and even a combination of them and if I don't spay them every 7-10 days the new leaves are gone and all new life is stunted. It is so frustrated, any idea what type of insect I am fighting and how to kill them once and for all, if possible?
I honestly don't know what that could be. I am also unfamiliar with that plant.
How soon after transplanting a grafted plant do you start spraying a fungicide to fight of fungus infestation
As far as I know, it is fine to spray right away
Hi, our pear tree leaves have orange spots and have fruits on the tree. These are 3 years old. Since it have fruits on it, do u recommend to apply only 3 parts water to 1 part vinegar for now? can’t we apply liquid copper as we have fruits on the tree? Can you clarify if Neem Oil and soap can be applied when trees have fruit? All these needs to be applied individually rather than in a single container? Appreciate your response
Hello. If there is fruit, you can apply a very weak vinegar solution at about maybe 5 to1. You can spray neem oil at anytime. Never mix all of these together in a single container.
Can you do a video on fertilizing fruit trees. How much and what times of the year and what to use.
Sure. I will put that on the list. I basically just mulch with wood chips and also add some mushroom compost occasionally.
@@richiebag6072 yes mushroom soil is amazing for the trees and gardens . My pastor put me onto that and says it makes the gardens n tree go crazy
So what is the mix ratio? Did I miss.. how much water and how much copper?
1oz per gallon for the one I purchased. It depends on the brand you purchase, the mix ratio is on the package.
@@CountryLivingExperience thanks so much for the reply.. my package didn't have the mix instructions on it. And this season I got real bad leaf curl on my peach tree.. all the videos I seen none actually gave the mix they used .. so thank you so much.. 1oz per gallon of water.. ... Got it
Hey what fungicide would you use on banana plant to help stop fungus? Go Green!
Go White! I would try to use a light vinegar solution actually. Try mixing 3 oz of household vinegar with 1 gallon of water. If that is not helping, try the copper fungicide that I mentioned.
@CountryLivingExperience Awesome!
Thanks 🤙
Im kinda confused. I did a lot of reserch and they say only use the copper fungicide during dormancy but then switch to "Captan and malathion" sprays because something like a liquid 7 will thin your fruit & i dont want that.
Never heard that. I use it as needed to control disease. I follow and know numerous horticulturalists who don't just spray copper in dormancy either.
@@CountryLivingExperience good to know.
@@MattyDemello I do have to mention that if you use it right before dormancy ends, it will better the chances of controlling those early spring disease waves.
@CountryLivingExperience yup. Definitely. I'm very new to all this, but I put a few fruit trees in the last season, which I sprayed during dormancy and up to tight clusters, almost ready to open buds. Those trees are perfect. The trees I planted this season in very early spring, I didn't spray those because it was already too late, and those all have leaf spots now. 1 of my plum trees had a few fruit sets, but I used liquid 7 because leaf minors were already eating the leaves, and my fruit fell off. Then I read only Malathion insecticide will not drop fruit or thin when tiny & young. Once the fruit is bigger then I read, I could use a liquid 7. But man is there a ton to learn huh? Hopefully I get it down to a science. I would eventually like to go as organic as I can. Good luck bud. Thanks for the videos.
I have never used Sevin or Malathion because I only spray organic on my trees. Yes, for sure there is a ton to learn and I am certainly still learning myself.
Hi, can I spray with need/Sals with baby fruit on apple trees?
I’m assuming you mix the two together. What ratio?
Yes, you can spray the baby fruit. Mix I oz sal suds and 2 oz been oil per gallon on water.
I have peach trees and was looking into copper and other organic solutions
Cool
Hi all 1.5/2 ounces of captain per gallon of water for most peach diseases, especially for brown rot
What do you spray when there is fruit on the tree and you notice brown spots appearing on the fruit?
There are a lot of factors. What type of fruit? What is the disease? etc. I use the copper as a general disease control preventative.
I have a loquat tree that has really bad black spot on leaves and the fruit. The trunk is damaged badly with a fungal disease so I think it's pretty much had it
Could you do a how-to on treating apple trees with codling moth infestations? Thank you for your great vids.
You’re welcome. I have never dealt with codling moths so I am not sure.
Do you mix everything together in one bottle?
No. Each spray is exclusive.
Neem oil didnt do anything for my pests.
Works for me.
How often do you have to do these?
I spray the copper every two weeks until the disease is under control. For the neem oil and soap, I spray as needed.
Is that a deer fence you have around your orchard? If so how is it working out? Do the young trees need to be protected further from deer in addition to that type of fence? Thanks for your videos. Learn a lot.
That is just around my grape enclosure. I put it up years ago but no deer come that close to my house because of my dog. We did a video on how to deter deer from around fruit trees. Here is the video.....th-cam.com/video/wbmTPnNAKJ0/w-d-xo.html
@@CountryLivingExperience thank you. I’ll watch that.
Thank you so very much!
Thank you very much!
Can I use a safe organic spray on my apple tree when it's flowering?
We have bad problem with leaves.
Thanks a lot)))
Not when it is flowering. Wait until the fruit is formed
@@CountryLivingExperience Thank you very much!
The leaves are pretty bad, so would it be ok to wait?
We got Safer's insecticide soap spray, that can be used on flowers, but you think it will be not safe to use it on apple tree flowers, right?
What is wrong with the leaves? Is it disease or insect damage?
@@CountryLivingExperience The leaves have bownish "burns" that made the them kinda curled a bit, there are also dark dots in some places. Same dots I noticed on the cherry tree.
I saw some moths, one large and few tiny ones and a yelowish-greenish spider in the cherry tree.
Showed the picture of the leaves in the gardening group on FB, nobody ansewered what's hapenning:(
I am no expert, cannot tell wether it's a disease. There is a crabapple tree next to it which is in full bloom and looks fine. A couple of people suggested cutting off the affected brunches. The rest - using isecticide spray, wood vinegar, soap spray.
All bruches are affected, I cannot cut all of them:(
I remember removing a tight web in the apple tree a couple of weeks ago. Except for occasoional ants I didn't see any other unsects in my apple tree.
Thank you very much:)))))
It sounds like you have Fire Blight on them. You need to treat that with copper sulfate solution. Prune off the bad ones and spray the whole tree after you have pruned. Just do your best.
The yellow green spiders are good guys. Moths can be controlled with Neem Oil and soap mixture.
sorry i'm new to farming so i have some questions
( and i accidentally drop an egg on the floor and busted it and it was are first egg eaten by our chickens)
1. how long does it take for a peach tree to grow peaches?
2. what are the best plants to plant to have food
3. our chickens were not laying until we took the fake eggs out and they started laying. why was that?
4 why do our chickens nest but don't lay eggs?
( and if you can can you make about bees we found a huge honey bee nest in our tree beside the coop and we want to get them)
Can you please email me all of your questions?
@@thefalcons4098 I understand
1. For fruit trees, it depends. If they are properly fed and watered it will usually take 5 years for a good fruit crop.
2. Any plants that you can grow in your area are the best plants.
3. I have no idea.
4. They may be too young.
5. I don't know anything about bees yet.
THANK YOU!!!!!!!!
I have best luck with figs
The neem oil n vinegar I can use on my fruit tree any time???
Yes. Absolutely
@@CountryLivingExperience ok I just bought fruit trees there all 3 years old 6 of them to be exact. A plum peach pomegranate orange lemon and mendarine tree to n I wanna go all organic. So the trees that go dormat spray 3 times well there dormat n neem oil or vinegar all the other time even if there's fruit on them???
Can you rephrase your question? I do not understand what you are asking.
Does this treatment work on peach trees also
Yes, for sure.
Please could you provide details on the quantities used and the frequency? I am dealing with fireblight on my apple and pear trees.
Thanks
What's your thought about adding a littler bit of fertilizer to the mix? I thought that some use foliar spray to get nutrients into the trees, but not sure if it could cause a chemical reaction with some of the other products
I would not mix them together as you will have no idea how the chemicals will react with one another. It would be good to wait a few days between spraying any other sprays as well.
Hello I have a pear tree that has black spots on the leafs/pears what would be the best method you listed above to treat this!
Sounds like blight. The copper spray is the best for that.
You win best video yet on this thx to the point rite away
Thank you
Copper will not dissipate and will keep accumulating in your soil. This is pollution.
1. Copper is an essential mineral we all need for our bodies to properly function.
2. Copper readily leaches out during heavy rains.
3. Over the counter fungicides are very mild compared to the professional grade version farmers use.
I eat copper, yum
Cry about it go eat dirt
Rubbish comment.
I thought Cooper came from the ground like oil?
Why r my 15 apple trees not setting fruit? Multiple cultivars, 13 yr old, healthy… i prune, but do not spray or fert. Every spring they r loaded with blossoms.
Thx
Ds
It honestly could be a lot of things. Over-pruning, over-fertilization, poor pollination, freeze damage on a certain cultivar, etc.
How much soap to neem ?
2 to 1 soap to neem