BioAdvanced 3-in-1 Fruit, Citrus, and Nut Tree Spray - 32 oz Bottle

Every year my apples were covered in unsightly lumps caused by bugs, Used this stuff, perfectly formed apples this year, no bug damage at all. Not too expensive and it works. 'nuff said.

Started working soon after applying. A week later and the foliage shows it.

Needed something for my two lime trees as they showed signs of a leaf miner infestation. After some research, the BioAdvance 3-in-1 seemed to be the right choice. The product arrived quickly, and connecting it to the garden hose was no problem. Attention: The product is intended to be used with a garden hose! If you don't have one, you could mix it separately, but given the chemicals in it and the danger of getting it in your eyes, I highly discourage this. After applying the spray for a couple of weeks, I could clearly see improvements in my two citrus trees. So BioAdvance is delivering on its promise. The tricky part is spraying every part of the tree. Now, after a few more weeks, I can still see some infested leaves that need separate treatment. Also, having the right water pressure on your hose isn't always easy. If you have too much pressure, the spray head won’t work as intended. Overall, I would say BioAdvance works, but the spray head could be further improved.

Does what it says. Easy to spply

This helped to get rid of the aphids from my cherry trees.

I boght this mainly to combat powdery mildew on plants, I followed instruction to the T and waited few days, I do notice a lot less insects in the area where I have sprayed but powdery mildew on plants did not improve. I understand it is humid and decided to wait about a week then re-apply. Still not showing much of improvement after 2nd application but again, way less insects for sure. so....I am going back to baking soda with dish soap/milk with water method to combat powdery mildew.....

Easy to use and has helped prevent bugs and insects on my peach trees and blackberry plants. I use it about every 3-4 weeks.

I had tried all sorts of homemade solutions and several other store bought ones to get rid of the white fly and aphid infestation on my orange trees. The leaves and trunk were coated with black. We hadn’t had a problem with them in the past, but ever since a hurricane passed by, we have had clouds of them. We sprayed them with this, and a month later they haven’t returned.