Well, there is a little test that can be done to see if things react in a
volatile manner when combined. Just a drop of each put together and watch
what happens. If it fizzes, etc, it's a no go.

But what I really want to know is if mixing these things negates the
properties of either or both of them. I don't want to waste time and
chemicals spraying a useless solution.

Having said that, we have a friend who has thousands of orchids. He throws
some Orthene in with his fertilizer occasionally. Doesn't seem to have a bug
problem, and his plants, with very few exceptions, grow outside under trees,
on lines, everywhere.

Diana

"K Barrett" wrote in message
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Good question! I never mix them because I don't know what can and can't
be mixed. I've been fighting mealie bugs and wondered if I could mix MSU
and orthene...somehow the addition of so many inorganic ions to an organic
chemical didn't seem like smart chemistry to me. But whaddoikno?

K

"Diana Kulaga" wrote in message
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All:

I know I can mix certain fungicides with each other. My question is,
which of the following, if any, would also be compatible with Orthene?
Any? None?

Cleary's 3336; Subdue; Phyton; Physan.

Diana