BONIDE FRUIT SPRAY - BURNED UP TREES?

[buckhunter10]

Ya. I think I just fugged up. I think it was like 75 that day but still I shouldn't have sprayed as it was a sunny day.

Luckily a lot I have read is many trees will bounce back. I shall hope and see.

 

[Fish]

What is hard to believe? Don't spray your trees on warm sunny days, during the warmest part of the day. End of story.


Edit: label says
"Do Not Spray when temperature is greater than 85"
...
"Choose a cool, calm period, preferably early morning or evening, when trees will not be subjected to hot direct rays of the sun"

not sure the temperature of the day when original poster sprayed, but warm temperature does seem to cause this from multiple reports.

If Bonide was that deadly to trees, i cannot imagine they could continue to sell product. I aint sayin it isnt so, but yes, its hard to believe.

 

[buckhunter10]

If Bonide was that deadly to trees, i cannot imagine they could continue to sell product. I aint sayin it isnt so, but yes, its hard to believe.

I agree but the response from Bonide was very much like "it was probably hot out, that will burn the trees bad after" that isn't word for word but they have deff seen this before.