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Treating bugs and diseases in potted plants

15 years ago

Think I killed a couple of roses in pots with 3in1 Bayer before reading the label and hopefully they will come back or even look healthy enough to go into the ground. These were fully established newer plants deom the nursery but not new enough to return but were doing well bwfore. I've used Immunox with success but maybe someone knows of somerhing better. debbysunshine@hotmail.com

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Kimmsr
15 years ago
Since this is an organic forum using any Bayer product and things such as Immunox is not something any of us would do.
Growing roses, as any other plant, organically means starting with the soil, make the soil they are growing in good and healthy and you won't need those products.
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