Has anyone here used 'bap10' on their daylilies or hostas? Has anyone used
it on roses? Or Angel trumpets? If so, what were results? The big growers
are pretty quiet about it, for profit reasons, and I'm hoping 'regular'
people will be more willing to share results?

TIA

On Mon, 21 Jul 2003 08:54:12 -0700, "mtk" wrote:

Has anyone here used 'bap10' on their daylilies or hostas? Has anyone used
it on roses? Or Angel trumpets? If so, what were results? The big growers
are pretty quiet about it, for profit reasons, and I'm hoping 'regular'
people will be more willing to share results?

TIA

It was pretty devestating.......my angel trumpets went into shell
shock... my marigolds which were in the vicinity of the hosta's
disappeared and are slowly coming .... the big growers probably lose
a percentage of plants in the hopes of getting bigger plants for sale.
I think you can grow pretty good plants through attentive gardening
practices rather than the use of plant steriords...

Summary.... uh noooooooooo wayyyyyyyyyyyy not on my plants....

Thanks for the reply. Most of what I can find on it is dept.of agri reports,
which don't mention any effects similar to yours.
What concentration did you use? Did you try the drip or paint on
methods? I take it you sprayed some, for it to affect other plants.
Actually, I'm wondering if it's even the same stuff. This isn't
supposed to make 'super' plants, just more buds=more plants.


Roberto wrote in message
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On Mon, 21 Jul 2003 08:54:12 -0700, "mtk" wrote:

Has anyone here used 'bap10' on their daylilies or hostas? Has anyone
used
it on roses? Or Angel trumpets? If so, what were results? The big growers
are pretty quiet about it, for profit reasons, and I'm hoping 'regular'
people will be more willing to share results?

TIA

It was pretty devestating.......my angel trumpets went into shell
shock... my marigolds which were in the vicinity of the hosta's
disappeared and are slowly coming .... the big growers probably lose
a percentage of plants in the hopes of getting bigger plants for sale.
I think you can grow pretty good plants through attentive gardening
practices rather than the use of plant steriords...

Summary.... uh noooooooooo wayyyyyyyyyyyy not on my plants....