Not a product I would ever use.

if they make it.. wont you be cutting them back to near the ground before or after winter ... and then magically all the uglies will disappear .. presuming it was just some minor leaf damage.. and it didnt harm the root mass ....

without a pic.. its hard to go much further ....

i would use anything for the purpose stated on the label .. and when something like this happens.. i would blame the idiot who didnt use it properly.. which of course would have been me ... so the confrontation would have been pretty brutal ... lol ...

but .. meh.. live and learn .. and that includes the plants ...hey.. your at my house.. you will take what i dish out.. or the heck with you if you cant ...

was it lawn drift ... or trying to use it in the garden.. i have some ideas how to use it in close quarters if you are interested ...

ken

Yes it was me. It was drift from trying to use it on weeds in garden. I was sure there was no breeze so maybe splatter. The phlox and coneflower were just a few inches tall when sprayed. They are growing but the coneflower has curled leaves and phlox leaves turning yellow. I would love to hear those ideas.

take your pump tank ... clean it out.. fill it with water .. and go sit on a hot driveway ... so you can see what come out the end ....

pump it ten times ... until it barely comes out ... than add 10 more pumps ...

then adjust the spray tip .. until BIG DROPS COME OUT ....

then go spray.. get this.. there is a thing called gravity ..... and big drops fall to the ground ... and doesnt waft around like french perfume ... light air movement becomes irrelevant ...

go figure.. only took me a couple years to figure that out.. lol ... im trying to cut your learning curve ...

you can also adjust spray strength with the hand trigger.. if you et good at it ...

in summation your honor ... low pressure.. tip adjustment.. big drops gravity .. and how hard you squeeze ...

ken

you can also use this very expensive applicator ... to just put drops on the plant stems.. and let it run down to the crown ...

extreme minimal use.. no drift ... cant lose the perfectly colored container.. and if you only fill it halfway.. it doesnt even drip out if you tip it over ....

dont store near the hotdogs ...

and it closes for future use ...

ken

its the container type.. not the specific brand

https://www.google.com/search?q=plochmans+mustard&oe=utf-8&aq=t&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&client=firefox-a&um=1&ie=UTF-8&hl=en&tbm=isch&source=og&sa=N&tab=wi&ei=XQTcUYCCC_OFyQGCg4DAAg&biw=1154&bih=805&sei=XwTcUbmZHZK4yAHD0oDYDw

i also used it with diluted baby shampoo on the kids.. lol.. dog shampoo for the dog ... lol.. multi-use containers ... but never mixed use.. each was dedicated to the product ...

That's one expensive applicator! That's for the tips I will definitely give both a try.