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Homemade Spray for Rose Bushes |
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Ingredients
- 1 gallon of water
- 2 Tbsp. of bleach
- 2 drops of antibacterial dishwashing liquid such as Ajax
- (optional)pinch of cinnamon
Directions
Shake well. Spray every 8 to ten days. Water well before and after spraying. Don't spray blooms and don't wash spray off. Make new spray each time you spray as the chlorine content will weaken
By Bill from Florida
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RE: Homemade Spray for Rose Bushes
I would be very leary using bleach in any solutions for spraying of any types of my flowers. Would try the baking soda, dish soap and oil method before I ever use bleach.
Posted on 01/22/2009 | Report Spam or Abuse
RE: Homemade Spray for Rose Bushes
Wow, powerful ingredients. Is this really good for the roses? Anyone with an organic recipe? Thanks!
Posted on 07/26/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse
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Tip: Homemade Spray for Rose Bushes
Archived on 05/15/2008
Mix a capful of ammonia in a gallon of water then put into a spray bottle. This will kill the bugs on your rose bushes and make the roses bloom more healthily.
By Kelly from Bend, OR
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RE: Homemade Spray for Rose Bushes
Hm-m-m, the long draping ends of my bushes were wonderfully healthy until all of these weeks of rain, which caused Black Spot, but no bugs. I wonder if the Ammonia would help that? I doubt it, but I do need to do something, if only to thin out the growth to allow more air to circulate...and VERY SOON before
it spreads too much.
God bless you. : ) (05/31/2007)
By Lynda
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