mango's
townsville
16th November 2009 9:21am
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Jimmy
Perth
16th November 2009 11:15am
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amanda says...
Hi Mango's in Townsville...maybe you need to solve the problem a different way? If you don't want to prune then what about netting to catch the fruit (probly plenty of trawl netting where are?) or something to "soften" the thud on the roof? bit of a hassel but you might be able to think of something that could be permanent.
Hi Mango's in Townsville...maybe you need to solve the problem a different way? If you don't want to prune then what about netting to catch the fruit (probly plenty of trawl netting where are?) or something to "soften" the thud on the roof? bit of a hassel but you might be able to think of something that could be permanent.
amanda
Geraldton. WA
22nd November 2009 12:03pm
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Brendan says...
Hi Mango's,
It's probably too late for this years crop, but next year, try this.
Mix 60g copperoxy chloride with 4½ litres of water, and 60ml of a good wetting agent. Spray the OPEN mango flowers with this, it WILL kill them all, and therefore you'll have NO mangos.
Wouldn't hurt to do as Jimmy says too, give it some nitrogen fertilizer as well.
Hi Mango's,
It's probably too late for this years crop, but next year, try this.
Mix 60g copperoxy chloride with 4½ litres of water, and 60ml of a good wetting agent. Spray the OPEN mango flowers with this, it WILL kill them all, and therefore you'll have NO mangos.
Wouldn't hurt to do as Jimmy says too, give it some nitrogen fertilizer as well.
Brendan
Mackay, Q
24th November 2009 6:27am
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mango's
townsville
24th November 2009 12:46pm
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Tropicdude
24th November 2009 12:53pm
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