Gardening

allotment

Peaches are forming nicely at the /allotment this season! 

Does anyone have any organic tips to manage leaf curl on fruit trees?

Bonus: seeing a lot of ladybirds around too this time of year. Ladybirds (aka ladybugs) are fantastic at controlling aphid infestations. They can consume them voraciously.

Does anyone have any organic tips to manage leaf curl on fruit trees?

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Copper sulfate is an organic fungicide. Fruit trees are so much work 😭🫂

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Awesome! I will definitely read up before applying, tankz!

What's the ratio for mixing a spray? Or did you buy it in liquid form?

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We spray it, its safe on all stages but blossom I am pretty sure, maybe double check just in case.

Thanks! I actually have some and it's worked well in the past for other problems. Would you recommend I just apply it as a powder, or mix and spray, or...? Do I need to avoid spraying the fruits now?

Yeah, they are work, but as they produce year after year (and get better every year), I'm a huge fan of them!