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For some time I have been interested in such topics:
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k7kVFBAtbIo&t=248s
In November 2018, I received some plants in very poor condition. I decided to do an experiment. Plants received azoxystrobin at a concentration of 3 mg per liter 1 time per month spraying and watering with this solution. Application 3-4 times per season. I did not use Scotts Disease-Ex Lawn. In my country, another form of azoxystrobin is available.
Growth was very fast. Several months later, the plants reached adult size and had a flower stem. But at the end of summer, I noticed that some of them have too long leaves. This does not belong to the characteristics for these clones. Then I thought that maybe this is due to the fact that plants have little living space. It was pretty cramped for growth. Then the plants received a rest period of 3 months at a temperature of 3-15 degrees Celsius. In the spring everyone repot in big pots. Some also received azoxystrobin in February and March. And again, I see that some have long leaves that are not inherent in these clones at this time in the spring. It may seem that plants do not have enough light. But this is not so. They have 5-6 hours of the sun (of course when it is) and additionally lighting with professional bulb grow ligth. They have these traps: In the control group, some plants did not receive azoxystrobin in 2020.
For comparison, some clones with and without the use of azoxystrobin. Maybe surveillance to continue 1.5 years is not enough. Maybe observing 10+ clones is not enough. May be.
But I will not use use azoxystrobin for full-grown plants.
This is good for small weak plants to accelerate their growth and maturation. But completely redundant for healthy adult plants.

I do not know what is the reason for the abnormal growth. It only effects azoxystrobin, or a combination + temperature + light in certain periods of growth it is for these plants. Because some plants never do this.

I know that some people are used for azoxystrobin for his plants. Maybe they have a longer research?

Azoxystrobin is technically phytotoxic. What's your dosage in mg/dl?

Dose 3 mg per liter. Each plant received (depending on size) 30-50 ml of solution. That is, approximately 0.15-0.25 mg of azoxystrobin. Phytotoxicity leads to inhibition, growth retardation. In this case, there is, on the contrary, excessive growth in length.

Thanks for reporting your results on using azoxystrobin. I just recently bought the Scotts Disease-Ex Lawn product and have intentions of doing an experiment similar to yours this year. If I follow through with it, I will report my results here as well.

I am currently experimenting with Azoxystrobin myself. 1/4 tblespn per gallon. Watered once a month with 4 of my flytraps. 2 treatments so far, 2nd one done today. Not really noticing anything different after one month so far.

"1/4 tblespn per gallon"
How much is it in mg per liter azoxystrobin? At least approximately

TatOZ_2020 wrote: ↑Tue Jun 02, 2020 6:11 pm "1/4 tblespn per gallon"
How much is it in mg per liter azoxystrobin? At least approximately

From Google:

1/4 tablespoon = 250 milligrams

1 gallon = 3.78541 liters

"1/4 tablespoon = 250 milligrams"
Is it total volume or pure azoxystrobin? How much content pure azoxystrobin in the Scotts Disease-Ex Lawn product?

TatOZ_2020 wrote: ↑Wed Jun 03, 2020 1:18 pm "1/4 tablespoon = 250 milligrams"
Is it total volume or pure azoxystrobin? How much content pure azoxystrobin in the Scotts Disease-Ex Lawn product?

A little Googling goes a long way: https://www.scotts.com/sites/g/files/oy ... 17_CFL.pdf

Why does this site say I'm in Oregon? I'm in the north eastern U.S.

tommyr wrote:Why does this site say I'm in Oregon? I'm in the north eastern U.S.

That's odd! That's my location. Not sure how it is showing on your profile. You should update your profile to be correct. To do so, go here:
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Matt wrote: ↑Sat Jun 06, 2020 2:54 pm

tommyr wrote:Why does this site say I'm in Oregon? I'm in the north eastern U.S.

That's odd! That's my location. Not sure how it is showing on your profile. You should update your profile to be correct. To do so, go here:
ucp.php?i=ucp_profile&mode=profile_info

Thanks Matt. I guess it defaults to YOUR location if you don't add your own location.