Hi John,Ray Barklow gave you the basics. The only real concern with using Enstar is the odor; for some people it is horrid for a sort while before dissipating. I'll need to dig it up, but recall seeing an estimate LD50 on S-kinoprene which put it safer than city water (in most the U.S.!) thanks t
Info that comes with it gives an REI of only 4 hours, and they recommend
gloves, long sleeves and pantlegs, shoes and socks, and eye protection.
The warnings are really quite tame compared to insecticides, but have a lot
of the same general statements:
"Harmful if swallowed or absorbed thr
Since I am approaching my 'sell-by' date I suppose
I needn't be too concerned but some more youthful subscribers
may wonder, even though Enstar may have "minimal effects on other
insects" (Paul Johnson), are there any potential hazards to Homo
sapiens, especially when applying it in the conf
Alcohol dissolves the protective cuticle on orchid tissue, leaving them no
protection from disease. Just a thought.
ST
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Hi all,
I know that both species were treated as synonyms by RBG Kew. Both of mine
happened to bloom at the same time a few weeks ago and I took the opportunity
of
taking their pictures side-by-side for comparison purposes.
I also know that a well known taxonomist has studied both of them and
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