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| I have a bottle, but did not have a chance to use it. I know a couple of you used it. Did it work?? |
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| Hi Miranda I used the freeze pruf on most fruits trees except the bananas. Here is my review: The fruit trees that did well without the product last year, did well this year. Like Brogdon avocado, atemoya, various citrus. The fruit trees that I did not have it last year, I sprayed and they don't look good. Those are a tamarillo and the papayas. I am not worry about that because they are easily replaced by seeds. The bananas were not sprayed last year or this year and they look the same, bad! I know that they will comeback. I also sprayed the passion fruit vines and they look good but I can't compare with last year because I did not have them. I also spray 2 star fruits. One that was not covered last year and did not die, look okay today. The other one that is new I sprayed and is also covered, so I will see the results later. I am still waiting for Billbrandy's review, since mine I don't know what to think of it.:-) Only time will tell... Silvia |
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- Posted by sharbear50 10 PSL (My Page) on Thu, Jan 7, 10 at 9:48
| I didn't use it either. My banana plants look terrible as well as the Royal Poinciana. Do you think they will recover? |
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| Sharon The bananas will recover, believe me! Last year mine were toast just like now. I was preparing for these, that is the reason that I took the 6 fruit branches out, otherwise I would of lost them. When warm weather comes, I will do a clean up and they will come back from the roots. Some will look better than others depending on when they were planted and the variety. About the royal poincianas, I don't know. I have 3 seedlings of the pride of barbados in the porch and they look fine. Coming warmer weather I guess a lot of us will have to do our own extreme makeover! Silvia |
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- Posted by featherhoof zone 9 (My Page) on Thu, Jan 7, 10 at 10:12
| Thanks for the reply Silvia. Sharon, My banannas look terrible now, but I expect them to bounce back. I have dwarf/semi-dwarf varieties. |
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| I sprayed it on my bananas and other plants, and it didn't work at all. Nada, zip, zilch. |
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| Didn't work for me either...wonder how we go about getting our money back? There's suppose to be a 100% money back guarantee and I have pics to prove it did NOT work! Very disappointing! |
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| I'm sorry the freeze pruf didn't work but you have saved me the expense and the labor of using the stuff. There are several makers of this stuff...Cloud Cover is one I used on roses a few years ago to prevent powdery mildew. I never thought to use the stuff for it's intended use! But that was long ago and the product is long gone and now I don't have to try it because I have the report from you guys. |
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| Pug, that is a good idea! To collect enough info and send them a letter, to get some money back. At least "we" the ones that tried and did not work for us, are giving them a BAD name, so others don't buy it! And I don't think we have the worst pictures yet, after the weekend is over we don't know. I sure hope all the doom forecasters are wrong! Silvia |
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