A grower asks if Avid (a miticide/insecticide) spoils within 24 hours after mixing with water.
Jeff Dallas has no direct experience with Avid but notes it carries strong warnings—it's highly toxic and intended for agricultural use, not home gardens. Many concentrated pesticides have short shelf lives once mixed; check the label for specific guidance. Handle with extreme caution and consider safer alternatives (e.g., neem, pyrethrins) for carnivorous plants.
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Propagating Ocotillo (Fouquieria splendens) from Cuttings
Fungicide for Roridula dentata: Bayer 3-in-1 (Tebuconazole)
Germinating Drosophyllum (Dewy Pine) Seeds: Age and Scarification
Gladiolus Corm Storage and Replanting in Zone 6
Ivy Leaf Curl and Drop: Aphids, Mites, or Water Stress
Sprinkler Shut-Off Valve Leaks After Turning On: Curb Stop Failure
Insecticide Phytotoxicity: When the Cure Wilts the Plant
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