I have been fighting insects and brown rot every year on my two backyard Elberta trees for 10 years and have decided It will be much simpler to buy a bushel at the local farmer's market. I have managed to salvage enough to can, but I am tired and frustrated. Every year after all my efforts the brown rot always shows up. I've sprayed with everything I've read about with no positive outcomes. I give up!
I know you are supposed to vary the fungicide groups. I had been using Captan but it never got rid of my brown rot. Once I tried Luna Sensation, it took care of the problem.
Dang! I'm going to the Farmer's Market...and not haggle to much about the price after seeing this video!!! LOL My peach tree is 20ft tall...full of brown rot!
They tell you to ask questions, but I see no one got a reply ummmm. Lets give it a shot. My nectarine tree was heavy with fruit last season, but dropped 50% of it's fruit prematurely. the remaining fruit shriveled up and turned brown. This season I am already seeing drop and early signs of the cycle repeating from last. Is there any hope for saving these fruit or should I just prune and treat the tree for next season?
Hi sir I got a question, peach tree. It’s almost petals falling, maybe another week. What should I spray my tree and fruit with ? In order to control pest. Worms going inside my fruits?? Something that doesn’t hurt my fruits. Please help. I live in villages Virginia.
Thanks for the question. Potatoes need to be kept in a dark, cool location. So unfortunately, if you aren't able to keep the cellar cool, the cellar may not work.
Hello, im starting to see some brown rot on my peaches that are the size of a golf ball. Can I spray captain now even though the temperatures are above 86, I don't want to stress the tree or fruit.
Thanks for the question. Unfortunately fungicides are only preventative, so spraying now will help prevent future rot but will not fix any existing damage. It is recommended to spray fungicide throughout the season, so spraying now is good. You may want to consider a spray schedule. Visit our page on Spraying Peach Trees, at the bottom is a link to a spray schedule: www.familyplotgarden.com/spraying-peach-trees.html Also, when it comes to temperature you can spray at, it doesn't look like there is a temperature limit on Captan but the label will for sure list the temperatures.
Hey guys greetings from Ohio! Got a question for you.. I have a 5 foot Blushing Star peach and a smaller Red haven peach.They are younger trees of fruit bearing age and size.The Blushing star has recently developed dark limb tips and is loosing its leafs. I'm guessing brown rot. We have had alot of rain and heat for a few weeks now. Any advice at all ? Am I crazy to be trying to grow these peaches? Thanks Matt V Dayton Ohio
@@HighBoss Doesn't work. We sprayed liquid copper 4 times this year, at the proper times, every single fruit succumbed to brown rot. And it's not wintering over in mummified fruit, because last year we had no fruit! Not one.
How could I get a copy of that spray list for brown rot, & insecticides. Thx you. Can I use this same schedule for my nectarine tree cuz I lost all of my nectarines, this season, due to Brown rot.
Peaches and nectarines have the same schedule. This is the schedule for Tennessee. trace.tennessee.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1008&context=utk_agexgard#page=6 Many other state extension services publish a similar list for their states with specific guidance based on climate and timing.
I have been fighting insects and brown rot every year on my two backyard Elberta trees for 10 years and have decided It will be much simpler to buy a bushel at the local farmer's market. I have managed to salvage enough to can, but I am tired and frustrated. Every year after all my efforts the brown rot always shows up. I've sprayed with everything I've read about with no positive outcomes. I give up!
Peaches are hard. Hate to say it but it is easier to let the orchards grow them and then buy the fruit.
I know you are supposed to vary the fungicide groups. I had been using Captan but it never got rid of my brown rot. Once I tried Luna Sensation, it took care of the problem.
@@FamilyPlotGarden It sounds like orchards have the answer. Thank you.
Dang! I'm going to the Farmer's Market...and not haggle to much about the price after seeing this video!!! LOL My peach tree is 20ft tall...full of brown rot!
They tell you to ask questions, but I see no one got a reply ummmm. Lets give it a shot. My nectarine tree was heavy with fruit last season, but dropped 50% of it's fruit prematurely. the remaining fruit shriveled up and turned brown. This season I am already seeing drop and early signs of the cycle repeating from last. Is there any hope for saving these fruit or should I just prune and treat the tree for next season?
We make videos answering the questions and post them. Your question is a good one and over the next few weeks we will answer it.
Hi sir I got a question, peach tree. It’s almost petals falling, maybe another week. What should I spray my tree and fruit with ? In order to control pest. Worms going inside my fruits?? Something that doesn’t hurt my fruits. Please help. I live in villages Virginia.
How do I store regular potatoes in GA in a 4 ft deep root cellar, thru the heat of the summer, it gets too warm, and potatoes are harvested in June
Thanks for the question. Potatoes need to be kept in a dark, cool location. So unfortunately, if you aren't able to keep the cellar cool, the cellar may not work.
How do I control bores in my peach trees ?
Lord have mercy
Hello, im starting to see some brown rot on my peaches that are the size of a golf ball. Can I spray captain now even though the temperatures are above 86, I don't want to stress the tree or fruit.
Thanks for the question. Unfortunately fungicides are only preventative, so spraying now will help prevent future rot but will not fix any existing damage. It is recommended to spray fungicide throughout the season, so spraying now is good. You may want to consider a spray schedule. Visit our page on Spraying Peach Trees, at the bottom is a link to a spray schedule: www.familyplotgarden.com/spraying-peach-trees.html
Also, when it comes to temperature you can spray at, it doesn't look like there is a temperature limit on Captan but the label will for sure list the temperatures.
@@FamilyPlotGarden thank you very much for the information.
Hey guys greetings from Ohio! Got a question for you.. I have a 5 foot Blushing Star peach and a smaller Red haven peach.They are younger trees of fruit bearing age and size.The Blushing star has recently developed dark limb tips and is loosing its leafs. I'm guessing brown rot. We have had alot of rain and heat for a few weeks now. Any advice at all ? Am I crazy to be trying to grow these peaches?
Thanks
Matt V
Dayton Ohio
Is captan fungicide a carcinogen - it isn't allowed in CA - is it safe???
My peaches get about the size of a golf ball and never get any bigger, or ripen. Only stay hard. Why??
My peaches are splitting is that due to it getting to much water the peach is starting ta get some size but are splitting up the side with deep cracks
Do you recommend any organic fungicides or pesticides?
Copper and lime sulphur are organic. Lime sulphur probably best for brown rot though.
It is my understanding that cinnamon oil, milk and hydrogen peroxide will control brown rot when properly used. Giving it a try this year.
@@HighBoss Doesn't work. We sprayed liquid copper 4 times this year, at the proper times, every single fruit succumbed to brown rot. And it's not wintering over in mummified fruit, because last year we had no fruit! Not one.
@@brockreynolds870 Sorry to hear that. What will you try next?
@@HighBoss I'm going to use Captan.
What about Honey bees ? won't the spray kill the honey bees ?
You need to make sure you do not spray an insecticide while the tree is in bloom. The fungicides won't harm the bees.
How could I get a copy of that spray list for brown rot, & insecticides. Thx you. Can I use this same schedule for my nectarine tree cuz I lost all of my nectarines, this season, due to Brown rot.
Peaches and nectarines have the same schedule. This is the schedule for Tennessee. trace.tennessee.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1008&context=utk_agexgard#page=6 Many other state extension services publish a similar list for their states with specific guidance based on climate and timing.
No wonder they’re on the dirty dozen list!