[Miggity]

I applied prodiamine and it was well watered in, and then a week later we experienced flooding. The water was deep and flowing rapidly for 2 days. Would the prodiamine have been washed away and need to be reapplied or will it remain an active barrier in the soil? I would like to reapply, but I don't want to apply too much if it is persistent in the soil.

The image is a 30" deep raised bed in the area I am referring to.

 

[j4c11]

Prodiamine is supposed to bind tightly to soil and not leach, but with that amount of water all bets are off. I'd do another app at 3 month rate.

Nice job pruning that tree.

 

[g-man]

I would be lost at what to do.

 

[glenmonte]

I got 4 inches of rain in a quick period that soaked in right after my prodiamine went down and was concerned in losing the barrier, so I hedged my bets with dimension since it was a bit later.

Nothing like that at all- good luck. Hope everything else fared well.

 

[Miggity]

...so I hedged my bets with dimension since it was a bit later...

Thanks. I went your route with Dimension. By the time everything dried out and I cleaned up the debris, I was afraid I missed my prodiamine window. I had picked up two bags of Walmart fert with crab preventer on clearance last fall for $6/bag.