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Kerb doesn't need a dry leaf but a fungicide will, at least not wet enough to allow it to run off.
We’ve had a little bit of light rain here. Not a problem for Kerb but the ‘astro’ part for blw might have been slightly compromised. Haven’t bothered with a fungicide this year as it’s pretty clean.Here in mid kent it has been raining on and off all day! Does kerb require a dry leaf? I thought it needed to be washed down to the roots of the weeds. I'm waiting for a dry leaf for phoma spray but forecast wet all week I believe, might be waiting a while now
lovely rapeI was going to start mine last week but there was a fair bit of rain forecast so I decided to hold off . We have had 115 mm of rain since so am glad I held off .
I was going to start mine last week but there was a fair bit of rain forecast so I decided to hold off . We have had 115 mm of rain since so am glad I held off .
I was going to start mine last week but there was a fair bit of rain forecast so I decided to hold off . We have had 115 mm of rain since so am glad I held off .
Our land drains haven’t started running yet !I was going to start mine last week but there was a fair bit of rain forecast so I decided to hold off . We have had 115 mm of rain since so am glad I held off .
Thick question what are the initial symptoms of propyzamide activity? I can’t remember, is it a bulbous root one?
3 weeks since application astro part working well, wanted to see if I could find any change in grass weeds/volunteersNo immediate symptoms as such but yes, the base of the stems will look bulbous.
fudge that crop looks great!!Only just got started today,should get finished tomorrow if the weather plays ball.
Traveling well considering had 1" of rain yesterday so its certainly wet enough now.View attachment 746666 View attachment 746668