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Don’t let fruit flies decimate your hard-grown crops this season with David Grays Fruit Fly Garden Spray! This liquid concentrate can be mixed-up and used for the control of fruit flies on fruit trees in your home garden!
Need something a little different? We’ve got plenty of other options for Fruit Flies available in our range!
Mix 25mL per 4 Litres of water to treat approximately 30 trees. Mix the solution with 25mL of protein or 200gm of sugar.
| Weight | 0.28 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 6 × 6 × 13 cm |
| Brand |
David Grays |
| ALL Product Type |
Fly Sprays ,Insect Control ,Garden pests |
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David Grays Fruit Fly Garden Spray 200mL
Hi Steve, To spray tomatoes effectively and avoid clogging your sprayer, follow these steps:
Use Proper Dilution: If you're using a product like David Grays Fruit Fly Garden Spray, ensure you dilute it according to the instructions. Avoid using thick substances like Vegemite, as they can clog the sprayer.
Strain Mixtures: If you want to use homemade sprays (like garlic or chili sprays), strain them through a fine mesh or cheesecloth to remove any solid particles that could clog your sprayer.
Choose the Right Sprayer: Use a sprayer designed for liquids, preferably with a fine mist setting to ensure even coverage without clogging.
Spray Timing: Apply sprays in the early morning or late afternoon to avoid direct sunlight, which can cause the solution to evaporate quickly and may harm the plants.
Hey Alison,
Use David Grays Fruit Fly Garden Spray only as required at the first signs of fruit fly activity. Do not pick fruit or vegetables for 4 days after spraying.
Hey Tuba,
The active ingredient used in David Grays Fruit Fly Garden Spray, Maldison, will harm bees as well.
Hey Helen,
Yes if you've recently had rain, you would need to reapply David Grays Fruit Fly Garden Spray 200mL to the area once you get some clear weather.
Hey Julia,
There's a few different things you could use as a protein to mix in with David Grays Fruit Fly Garden Spray 200mL, but the easiest (and most Australian way) would be to use some Vegemite! This will allow you to create a paste that you can brush on to the base of the fruit tree that you're trying to protect, lowering the fruit flies lower and away from the fruit, rather than mixing it into a spray! It'll create another way of applying this product to keep your fruit safe and the flies away!
Carl what would you recommend as a formula for this paste,
Water : Vegemite: chemical
Hey Michael,
Mix 25 mL of David Grays Fruit Fly Garden Spray in 4L water + 25 mL protein such as 2 teaspoons of Vegemite OR 200g sugar
Hi Carl I was enquiring as to the formula for the paste please as painting it on the trunk sounds like a much better idea
Hey Michael,
My previous response was the formula for the paste.
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It sure stops them getting and stinging the fruit
Two sprays and fruit fly were gone
The only product we have found that actually combats fruit fly.
seems to do the job
Good control of fruit fly if used at least every 2 weeks during fruit is ripening period
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