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Spraying question ( apple trees)

BobinCt

5 year old buck +
I thought during bloom you didn’t spray so bees could pollinate. On a spray guide I’m reading, it says to spray at bloom when 50 perc of the blossoms are open. It says to spray with Captan, Myclobutanil and Streptomycin . Can someone with experience elaborate on this. Thx,
 
Spray fungicides - not insecticides.
 
I thought during bloom you didn’t spray so bees could pollinate. On a spray guide I’m reading, it says to spray at bloom when 50 perc of the blossoms are open. It says to spray with Captan, Myclobutanil and Streptomycin . Can someone with experience elaborate on this. Thx,
Sounds like a recommendation for dealing with fireblight, CAR, and apple scab
 
^ ^ ^ As these guys said - those chemicals are for funguses and fireblight. They shouldn't hurt bees & pollinators.
 
Thx guys
 
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