Fruit & Citrus Tree Insect Control Concentrate - Pest Control for Gardens - 2 Month Infestation Prevention - Treats Up to 9 Fruit Trees - 32 oz Bottle

This is an awesome product. I use this on my fruit trees and it's good for some other plants as well. I use this version for my roses and it saves them every year. I definitely recommend this product. It's one of the only products that is and seems to outlast the others. It's my go to every year to protect my valuable plants

Great job on our cherry tree. Every late spring the new growth would be infested with aphids which stunted the next year's growth. Apply this as instructed before bud break and your problems are gone. The roots take up the insecticide adding extra protection. Cherries were fine when harvested. This is our third year with the same bottle, so has a good shelf life too! Just remember to thoroughly read the instructions for your precious trees!

Will try to edit for whether or not it was effective later but for now I just want to make it clear to anyone looking at the 3 different places this claims to treat up to 9 trees: this is only true for trees with a canopy diameter of 10 feet or according to the directions a radius of 5 feet. It’s misleading at best especially when the directions use different units in different places on the bottle. If like me you got it because you have a very small personal orchard of 10 trees and thought you could treat them all because most of them are smaller than a 10 foot canopy: it’s gonna be tight. My second to last tree got a smaller dose than it should have and my last or tenth tree ended up with the “drippings” from inside the bottle. I measured every dose with the cup that comes with it. I question that there is in fact a FULL 32 ounces in every bottle seeing as I dosed at exactly 3.5 oz for a 5 foot radius tree for 8 of my 10, so I should have had 4 ounces left to split between the two smaller trees, but alas I did not. I had 2 ounces plus maybe 2 tbsp. Making the bottle more than 30 oz but less than 31 oz. Just blame shrinkflation I guess -.- *Be careful to know the difference between radius/diameter/circumference because they use different language throughout the directions and that could be confusing for users. I just hope it works…

THIS PRODUCT WORKED EXTREMELY WELL FOR A YEAR ON MY LEMON TREE AND PASSION FRUIT TO KEEP SLUGS AWAY. NEED TO USE IT AGAIN BUT I HAVE LEMONS RIPENING ON THE TREE AND DONT WANT TO TAKE A CHANCE ON MESSING UP THE FRUIT.

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.

Didn’t seem to work. I doubled the dosage to try and deal with white flies on citrus and it might have knocked them back but it didn’t eliminate them.

Tried to save Ms. Peachie, my dwarf beautiful tree for 2 years after attacked by giant black ants near lake edge Had to rig support as she was being pulled over by so many peaches they looked like huge bunches of green grapes. A storm snapped her trunk. The heavy harvest of green peaches made a tremendous batch of delicious compote. She was a showoff producing soon after planted a few years ago. I gave her the best.

Peaches did great this year, no bugs, so it must've worked