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Does it work on seeds? My mango seed just developed a really bad fungus and I poured the mix on it. Please tell me as soon as you can because I don’t want to buy another mango
@@EatAndBeEatenHAWAII It did work and killed off the fungus but it sadly was too late. Still have to buy another mango but thanks for the awesome video so I know what to do next time.
I’m fairly certain could be wrong but ….Mango anthracnose is what the fungus is your dealing with Hope that helps .. loves to spore in wet humid environments .. lol go figure Aloha 🤙
I’m sorry this threw me off you said you were going to use water baking soda oil and soap but when you made the solution you only did oil and baking soda I’m a bit confused
We did use the soap just didnʻt get a shot of putting it in, but both the soap and oil are for the purpose of adhering to the leaves so if you use just one or the other it will be fine.
@@EatAndBeEatenHAWAII so baking soda and olive oil would work? Or Thieves dish soap (all natural -- essential oils) and baking soda? Would this be useful for apple scab on a crabapple tree? Hoping so bc everyone else is recommending toxic crap which I won't use. Would kelp, humid acid, and other goodies build up the immune system so that fungus can't live there?
@@tarachambers7704 Not sure about a crabapple tree but olive oil, dish soap both work to create adhesion. The humidity is what brings the fungus but kelp and stuff would make a stronger tree in any case.
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Ah thanks my tree just got this and funny enough I used some baking side last night to see if it would help!
Awesome, our tree is doing great now 2 years later.
Many thanks for great video. I have Manago trees no fruit flowers go back and fall off branch’s go back I will try this thanks again
Appreciate it, good luck 👍
So it's like Bordeaux spray but organic
how much soda mixer with one liter water?
Hii, in case some spray, water drops in soil of pot as my small mango plant got some fungus like brown spot, so advice its harmful or not.
If its just one spot it should be fine. Just check to see if it spreads.
@@EatAndBeEatenHAWAII now 2,3 leaf got infected, today i spary detergent mix water hope its work n remove i found ant and small ant type some thing
@@SajjadAhmad_voc9388 You can also try to mix some Neem into the spray. Effective against some pests.
@@EatAndBeEatenHAWAII but 2nd question is if some this type of mix water drop gone in soil, matti of pot so what its harmful or not?
@@SajjadAhmad_voc9388 No it will not be harmful
What soap are you using on the trees?
liquid dishwashing soap combined with vegetable oil and baking soda
Please tell me how much baking soda in one liter water
1 cup will do it
Ratio of mixture of baking soda and water
4-1 water to baking soda works well
In one litre water how much baking soda need to be mixed? Please let me know.Thanks.
2 tablespoons will do it
I just want to know...Did you remove the diseased LEAVES after treating them...How old are your MANGO trees...Have you ever PRUNED them!
Aloha! No need to remove the eaves, they will fall off when new growth comes in. They are 3-4 years old and no, have never pruned them.
Does it work on seeds? My mango seed just developed a really bad fungus and I poured the mix on it. Please tell me as soon as you can because I don’t want to buy another mango
Honestly I'm not sure
@@EatAndBeEatenHAWAII It did work and killed off the fungus but it sadly was too late. Still have to buy another mango but thanks for the awesome video so I know what to do next time.
hi
And did you identify the fungus?
Yes it is called anthracnose
I’m fairly certain could be wrong but ….Mango anthracnose is what the fungus is your dealing with Hope that helps .. loves to spore in wet humid environments .. lol go figure Aloha 🤙
Thanks, I think so. It's 2 years later and the tree is doing great now.
I’m sorry this threw me off you said you were going to use water baking soda oil and soap but when you made the solution you only did oil and baking soda I’m a bit confused
We did use the soap just didnʻt get a shot of putting it in, but both the soap and oil are for the purpose of adhering to the leaves so if you use just one or the other it will be fine.
Thanks
@@EatAndBeEatenHAWAII so baking soda and olive oil would work? Or Thieves dish soap (all natural -- essential oils) and baking soda? Would this be useful for apple scab on a crabapple tree? Hoping so bc everyone else is recommending toxic crap which I won't use. Would kelp, humid acid, and other goodies build up the immune system so that fungus can't live there?
@@tarachambers7704 Not sure about a crabapple tree but olive oil, dish soap both work to create adhesion. The humidity is what brings the fungus but kelp and stuff would make a stronger tree in any case.
@@EatAndBeEatenHAWAII Great -- I am going to fertilize it with liquid kelp and my own urine diluted in water!
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