Posted by big jt on February 20, 2014 at 23:24:42 from (206.72.54.246):
In Reply to: Liquid Saddle Tanks posted by John B. on February 20, 2014 at 19:29:49:
If I remember right Treflan shouldn't be a issue.
It needed to be incorporated into the soil to work, and isn't its mode to stop germination?
That being said I use tank cleaner. Powdered stuff that is used at a rate of a pound to 100 gallons. I let it soak usually for a couple days. Do this a couple times for your use and I think you should be good.
Now if the tanks have even a slight whiff of 2 4 D dont' even think about it. That stuff holds enough punch to kill trees for a long time.
All said if you can use on one tree and wait a week to see what happens before using across the whole orchard.
Also if you are talking very many seedlings you will be making a bunch of trips at 300 gallon per trip. Transplanted trees need to be soaked pretty good for the first year.
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