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Clorox for Iris

16 years ago

I keep reading to give a Clorox Bath after cleaning the Iris for Borers. Can someone tell me the ratio of clorox to water? Thank you.

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jeanrichter
16 years ago
One part Clorox to nine or ten parts water is what I've always heard.
marricgardens
16 years ago
Yes, that's what I use.
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marquest
Original Author
16 years ago
Thank you for the fast reply. I dug up a bed and have never see them. I am surprised this happened. 15 years and never a outbreak of these ugly things. Maybe it was because of all the rain.
ken_adrian Adrian MI cold Z5
16 years ago
and i hope you understand .. you use bleach .. not chlorox ...

unless you like paying extra for the name brand ... the generic is sufficient ...

ken

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