Avoid spraying in direct sunlight or when plants are under stress e.g. from drought, frost, heat or over watering. Before treating exotic plants or large areas of the same plant species, undertake a test for damage on one plant and observe for effects over a 10-day period Resolva Bug Killer Concentrate can be used all year-round. Treat when infestation or symptoms are first seen. For pea moth where there is a history of damage from this pest, apply during flowering. For carrot fly apply to control adult flies after emergence and before eggs are laid. How to use: For whiteflies, scale insects, mealybugs and thrips repeat applications may be required; 1-2 applications should be made at intervals of 7-21 days

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For whiteflies, scale insects, mealybugs and thrips repeat applications may be required; 1-2 applications should be made at intervals of 7-21 days (except in tree crops where only 1 application is permitted) Not known to be hazardous to plants. No sensitive plant species or varieties are known. For best results spray plants during the late afternoon or early evening. Avoid spraying in direct sunlight or when plants are under stress e.g. from drought, frost, heat or overwatering. Before treating exotic plants or large areas of the same plant species, undertake a test for damage on one plant and observe for effects over a 10-day period. Resolva Bug Killer Concentrate is fast acting and can be used to control a wide range of difficult pests on over 30 types of fruit, vegetables and flowers. It can be used either indoors, including greenhouses or outdoors and will keep working for up to 2 weeks. Instructions for Use Where to Use: Records the default button state of the corresponding category & the status of CCPA. It works only in coordination with the primary cookie. thanks all for taking the time to reply - except davids, you seem like a very dreary person. Jimmy Crawford wrote ( see)also, some of the flowers have new buds on them, particularly the roses. just wondered, because i sprayed sporadically on the foliage instead of on the soil or the main stem would this go some way in mitigating the disaster!? or is it because most of the plants are so big its a slow process? Before treating exotic plants or large areas of the same plant species, undertake a test for damage on one plant and observe for effects over a 10-day period https://www.ocado.com/webshop/product/Resolva-Bug-Killer/209116011?kpid=209116011&gclid=CM_hkKGrjMYCFWvJtAod6wIAiw Was it the ready diluted bottle spray or the dilute in a watering can powder? If it's the latter and you made it to strong, you may well have killed the plants with too strong a dose. Resolva Bug Killer Concentrate can be used all year-round. For best results treat when infestation or symptoms are first seen. For pea moth where there is a history of damage from this pest, apply during flowering

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Resolva Bug Killer Ready To Use can be used indoors, including greenhouses and outdoors on the following crops: Crop so i went out there this morning, and saw a bee flying around some of the plants after i poured some more diluted plant food on my flowers - would this mean the chemicals are starting to wear off? - i know im probably grasping at straws here! but just referring to what nutcutlet said about seeing bees? Cabbages, Broccoli (inc. Calabrese), Cauliflowers, Brussels Sprouts, Lettuces,Curly Endive & other salad plants (inc. leafy Brassicas) (outdoors only), Herbs (outdoors only) Unfortunately the delivery company will be unable to remove items from the pallet or take the pallet away with them and delivery will be made to the kerbside. To make up 1 litre of spray solution: Unscrew the measuring cap off the bottle and pour 20ml of the concentrate into the pressure sprayer, add one litre of water and mix thoroughlyAvoid spraying in direct sunlight or when plants are under stress e.g. from drought, frost, heat or over watering