Would oxytetracycline be an effective economical alternative in those
"borderline" instances?
Mo Tougas
On Fri, Mar 20, 2015 at 10:18 PM, Smith, Timothy J wrote:
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While Kasugamycin works about as well as streptomycin, oxytetracycline is
generally a bit less effective and has the disadvantage of preventing bacterial
multiplication without killing off all of the bacteria contacted by the spray.
Of the three antibiotics, it is my understanding that only str
No resistance from bloom sprays is good news. I have had no control
problems with copper prior to green tip, strep timed by Maryblyt,
Apogee to minimize pruning/harden shoots to possible shoot blight,
and control of aphids/leafhoppers at petal fall/1st cover. A few
years
