BioAdvanced Fruit & Citrus Tree, Concentrate, for Insects 32 oz

The BioAdvanced Fruit & Citrus Tree Insect Concentrate has proven to be an excellent solution for managing pests on my fruit and citrus trees. Here’s why it stands out:Effectiveness: This concentrate works exceptionally well against a range of insects that commonly affect fruit and citrus trees. After applying it, I noticed a significant reduction in pest activity, and my trees are healthier as a result.Application: The 32 oz bottle is easy to mix and apply, providing good coverage for multiple trees. The instructions are clear, making the application process straightforward even for those new to pest control.Quality: The formula is potent yet safe for use on edible plants when applied as directed. It offers lasting protection, reducing the need for frequent reapplications.Convenience: The concentrate is convenient and economical, allowing you to treat large areas efficiently. The results are visible, and the improved health of my trees confirms its effectiveness.Overall: The BioAdvanced Fruit & Citrus Tree Insect Concentrate is a reliable and user-friendly product for controlling pests on fruit and citrus trees. Its effectiveness, ease of use, and value make it a great choice for maintaining healthy, pest-free trees.

We have been using this for years. We have a huge apple trees that we can pick disease and bug free apples from, with just one application of this stuff. The tree is way to tall to spray and this works everything.

I just used it today so it’s too early to tell how it will react. In reading some of these reviews OMG, the people that spray the outside/leaves/fruit part of their plants when it’s supposed to be at the base of the trunk and within the drip line to work systemically just baffles me how they can’t take the time to read directions and leave a review about misusing it! Very easy to mix in a watering can and pour at the base of the tree. You figure out the drip line to see how much of the product do you need but you pour it at the base of the tree. You pour whatever amount mixed with 1 gallon of water and after you treat it, you pour another gallon of water to help it soak in. I have a plum tree that has looked really bad since I moved in and it might be just too old to do much anymore, but it definitely has something eating away at it so I hope this helps! Other than that I treated my many potted dwarf lemon, lime, orange, and grapefruit trees. I also did my dwarf fig tree for good measure. On the potted citrus I put less than the smallest amount I used on a big potted orange tree (1oz) so literally a decent size splash mixed with a gallon of water to treat all of my smaller dwarf fruit trees that are in large but not a lot of room. I will see how they do and report back if there’s any negative results from using this. I am thinking it’s a good time now to treat since it’s after blooming which they said to wait for but the fruit isn’t very grown or developed so I can feel safe eating it later. It says to wait seven days before picking the fruit and it will be much longer than that before I have anything usable. I’ve been using a different type of natural topical repellent that’s stronger than neem oil that you spray on the plant and that has worked mostly excellent on most of them, but this is a once a year and you never know what’s going to happen. Keeping my fingers crossed and hopeful this works really well.

Saved my tree and helped it really thrive. Very important to follow directions thoroughly. Misuse could kill the bees we depend on for pollination.

I have tried to use this product as instructed to kill the leafminners but I can't seem to get rid of them.

This is a great product. As long as you follow the directions it’s almost full proof. Heads scales on my lemon tree and within a few weeks they were gone.

I've killed quite a few fruit trees because I let the bugs get overly infested before I did anything. BioAdvanced Fruit and Citrus Tree Concentrate takes care of present and future bugs without harming the plant, your pets, or poisoning yourself. Follow the directions, everything has its limits, but I've not found anything I trust more than this.

All other store were out. Glad to find on Amazon.