Florel Fruit Eliminator
Eliminates annoying fruit
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Florel® brand Growth Regulator is registered to reduce or eliminate undesirable fruit development on many ornamental trees and shrubs such as: apple, buckeye, carob, cottonwood, crabapple, elm, flowering pear, horse chestnut, maple, oak, olive, pine, sour orange, sweet gum (liquidambar) and sycamore. It also works on many other species that produce nuisance fruit. Size: 1 Gallon Jug
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| Price: $61.95 |
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Usage: Application must be made prior to fruit set; apply at the mid to full-bloom stage in sufficient water to wet (do not spray to run off). Good spray coverage is essential for complete fruit elimination. Apply at 1 quart per 10 gallons of water (3 oz./gallon). The amount of spray used will depend upon the size of the tree.
Laura from Langhorne, PA asked:
Q. I would like to apply Florel to our pear trees but they are very tall so I cannot spray it on the leaves. Can you apply it to the base of the tree?
The TreeStuff Experts answered:
A. Florel needs to be sprayed on the entire canopy of the tree to be effective. Good coverage (along with proper timing) is the most important factor in its success. It is not designed to be applied as a systemic.
Chuck from Reynoldsburg, OH asked:
Q. My sweet gum trees have leafed out and have new green balls forming. Is it too late to apply Florel?
The TreeStuff Experts answered:
A. Possibly. The best time for application on any flowering plant is the mid to full bloom stage. The ideal time for spraying sweet gum is right after the tiny balls form below the catkin. After application, these tiny balls simply dry up and fall off. It is too late to spray after the fruit has set.
Chuck from Reynoldsburg, OH asked:
Q. Will Florel damage the lawn or shrubs growing under the tree?
The TreeStuff Experts answered:
A. No. Not when mixed according to the label. It is not necessary to cover the nearby lawn or shrubs. If you are concerned about drift, simply rinse off the plants in question with water.
Mike from Westport, CT asked:
Q. Will Florel work on Japanese Cherry trees?
The TreeStuff Experts answered:
A. Florel Growth Regulator is registered to control nuisance fruit in ornamental trees and shrubs such as Apple, Buckeye, Crabapple, Carob, Cottonwood, Elm, Flowering pear, Horsechestnut, Maple, Oak, Olive, Pine, Sour orange, Sweet Gum, Sycamore, and others. For control information on a specific species please contact the manufacturer at (559) 499-2100.
