journey11
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Waylon05
Leafing Out
Thanks again for all the warm welcomes and great advice.
I think I finally found some info that at least gets close to figuring out concentration rates and coverage area. While the MSDS label for the CuPRO 2005 didn't help me out much, the MSDS label and other application info I found for Kocide 3000 (which has basically the exact same content) gave me this:
Mixture Rate per gallon for vegetables: 2 TSP - 1.5 TBSP per gallon
Coverage Ratio: 1/2 - 1.5 TBSP per 1000 sq. ft.
Based upon the info I found, it looks like the decision as to whether to use higher or lower levels of concentration (within the range specified) should be based upon the environmental conditions. Thus, when conditions are more favorable for fungal growth, higher concentrations are recomended; whereas, when conditions are less favorable to fungal growth, you can use the less concentrated formula.
I still think I am going to take yall's advice and hold off on spraying the CuPRO for now, but I wanted to follow up with what I found in case anybody else might need the info.
Thanks again for all the help,
Blake
I think I finally found some info that at least gets close to figuring out concentration rates and coverage area. While the MSDS label for the CuPRO 2005 didn't help me out much, the MSDS label and other application info I found for Kocide 3000 (which has basically the exact same content) gave me this:
Mixture Rate per gallon for vegetables: 2 TSP - 1.5 TBSP per gallon
Coverage Ratio: 1/2 - 1.5 TBSP per 1000 sq. ft.
Based upon the info I found, it looks like the decision as to whether to use higher or lower levels of concentration (within the range specified) should be based upon the environmental conditions. Thus, when conditions are more favorable for fungal growth, higher concentrations are recomended; whereas, when conditions are less favorable to fungal growth, you can use the less concentrated formula.
I still think I am going to take yall's advice and hold off on spraying the CuPRO for now, but I wanted to follow up with what I found in case anybody else might need the info.
Thanks again for all the help,
Blake
