Slaked lime wash for fruit tree trunk care
An opaque white liquid that quickly settles to the bottom if you stop shaking it. After application, the trunks and branches remain white for several weeks. Results are not guaranteed: they depend on the preparation, the time of application, and local conditions.
When to use: Routinely
Opportunist: Fruit tree canker (Nectria) (Fungus)
Warning: the associations between recipes and opportunists come from other references (traditional practices, publications, user feedback). They are neither a recommendation nor a claim of effectiveness. There is no certainty regarding the preparation, application and use of these bio-preparations. See the regulations
Application description: Uses covered by the approval as a basic substance (Implementing Regulation (EU) 2015/762): pome and stone fruit trees, field only, from late October to late December, during and after leaf fall; brushing in winter; overhead spraying is allowed only on pome fruit. The details of each use are given in the official review report, the only reference text.
Dose: Spraying (seeds and pits): 1.5–5 kg of calcium hydroxide per hL, 500–1,000 L/ha, 15–25 kg/ha per treatment; 2 to 7 applications spaced 5 to 14 days apart. Spraying (pome fruit only): 0.25–1 kg/hL, 5,000–10,000 L/ha, 25–50 kg/ha per treatment; 2 to 7 applications spaced 5 to 14 days apart. Dipping: up to 150 kg/ha, without added water, only on affected trees; 1 to 2 applications spaced 21 days apart.
This recipe is freely viewable for its summary, but the full ingredients, dosage and application method are reserved for members. Create a free account or sign in to see the complete recipe.
Content hidden: this page is protected. Close developer tools to keep viewing it.
Young potted fruit trees Poplar Beech Apple tree Pear tree
Bijamrita Aromatic plant brew (Havana) Vinegar for weed management Mexican sunflower tea (Tithonia) Biol Worm castings Aqueous neem seed extract Aromatic plant hydrosol