Daylilys Organic Solution
Doug's Daylilies Organic Wash
100% Organic non flammable non hazardous non toxic
Will clean daylilies of air pollution, fertilizers and insecticides plants are much healthier looking it adds a waxy coating that helps allow for better photosynthesis and better intake of water and fertilizer.
This wash works on all other types of plants shrubs trees and vegetables great for Orchid growers, many commercial tomato growers are using this with terrific results! This wash can also be used as a degreaser to clean tile tubs sinks chain saws car engines/parts and is gentle enough to wash your dog with to.
Those with greenhouses will appreciate the zero damping off affect this product has on their seedlings. For Amazing Results with Seeds
First drench soil with 1/8 oz of mix per gallon then put seeds into a small container with solution for 1hour then take out and let dry so they wont stick together then plant.
Ingredients: Plant Based
Contains extracts of natural plants soy, corn, grain, potatoes and non-ionic surfactants blended in the USA. Contact info. Douglas Hall 6549 W. Candier Ct Dunnellon Fl 34433 Phone (352)795-4417 E-mail daylilys@dougsdayliliesnursery.com
One of the Best benefits in using this juice is its ability to make other chemicals work better either by mixing this with say a fungiscide or by using it before treatment by doing this you increase the effectiveness by at least a third thus saving money or extending how often the need to spray
Quart $26.00 = 128 gallons of mixed solution
Pint $13.00 = 64 gallons of mixed solution
Be sure when using spray to completely drench plant top to bottom and underneath for best results Directions use 1/4oz per gallon spray only once a week each week the first month then twice a month there after.
Testimonials
as I get them I will post here what people that were sent samples are experiencing with this new daylilies spray.
2/11/06
I thought I would give a report on seed germination using Doug's Organic
Solution which has been mentioned on this robin. I planted seeds(which had
been refrigerated) on Feb. 2nd after a brief (1 hour) soaking in the
solution, and saturating the planting medium (coir) with the same solution.
Sprouts were up and running by Feb. 7th. This morning there were many more,
and there are several that are 3" high already. It seems to me that this is
pretty damned fast germination.
For comparison, in '04 I started off in the same manner, refrigerating the
seeds. On Feb. 3rd I started hydrating the seeds in water with a small
amount of hydrogen peroxide added. It took until Feb. 15th for most of them
to germinate. A few took until the 17th. They were then planted in coir. At
this point I don't remember how long it took for the shoots to break the
surface, but I know I started fertilizing on March 14th. My '05 seeds appear
to be about five weeks ahead of my '04s. I will keep you posted on the
progress of this year's babies.
John & Muriel Stahl imivory@MSN.COM
Brookside Gardens
Baldwin, NY
AN AHS Display Garden
2005
From Marie; I have had great results with the seeds. many were up in one week, all in two weeks except one cross. the plants are healthy and growing well plants have grown 7" to 8" in 1 month.
The daylilies I treated with your Botanical Cleanser are doing very well. Several were suffering from what I believe was spring sickness. It has been a nearly a month since my first application and they are doing quite nicely. The foliage has improved, the scapes are tall and sturdy. I am going to place an order today and start using this on my entire field. Thanks again for the sample.
Susan Wallace
Doug, all I can say is good things. Have sprayed it on DLs that have
"spring sickness" and they look better
Frank
Blank Hi all, Rhea zone 5 Ohio Valley 5/14/05
I got the free sample from Doug and used it on my seeds, Don't
remember what day it arrived and I waited a couple of days before I planted
the seeds . Am sure Doug can provide the day he shipped . I have seedling
that are 7 and 8 inches tall and the best part ( I planted in the sponges
from Parks seeds) the roots are coming out the bottom already.
I sent her the wash the last week of April!
My sister got some from you and sprayed her tomatoes and just can not
believe how big thick and green the leaves are
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