Indar

General Fruit Growing
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Anyone selling any Indar or wanting to go in on a split? I have about 50 trees so definitely do not need the entire gallon.

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I’d go in on a split if someone else did the leg work. FWIW I’m ok if whoever does this makes some extra money for their work.

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$360 from Keystone. That stuff is not cheap.

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$360 plus appx $20 shipping for the order. Probably best to divide it into 8 pints, so $47.50 a pint just to divide. Plus the cost for 8 bottles and packaging to resend. Maybe another $8 each? So $55.50, maybe. I’d be ok paying $65 or $70 (maybe more) plus shipping for a pint myself so whoever does the legwork gets a free pint plus makes a few bucks. I have several dozen trees and one pint lasted me 5 years or so. *Edit–> shipping from Keystone might be more than $20, I was using my zip for the estimate which is pretty close to PA

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What dilution are you using - oz indar to gallons?

How big are your trees (rootstock)?

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Someone does that almost every year and has no problem getting people to throw in. I’d be interested in getting in on the next one.

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I priced it and with tax and shipping it comes out to $417 for the gallon. Im not opposed to doing the legwork if I get enough interest.

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I’d do a pint if you do 8ths. Tape the lid on.

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There should be additional cost for quality containers and lids. I wouldnt try going with something flimsy like pop bottles.

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I’ve used these Amazon.com: UMETASS Plastic Container Lab Chemical Reagent Bottles 16.9oz Liquid Solid Storage Bottles Sample Storage Container Sealing Bottle with Cap for Food Storage (Translucent, 16.9oz,6 PACK) : Industrial & Scientific

in the 250ml size without issue. I couldn’t find Nalgene reagent bottles.

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I’m thinking maybe this is better done in March or something? Thinking about shipping temperature.

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I believe the Indar label says do not freeze, but I’m not 100% sure

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I could do that. I’m in San Diego so no risk of freezing on my end but definitely other parts of the country

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Keystone ships from PA and ID. It may freeze on the way to you

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gotcha…that makes sense…im going to reach out to them and see how they ship it in order to prevent freezing

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I learned of another source a bit cheaper than Keystone on this forum and got my last jug of it from there. However, I forget the name of the company. It is a family owned business without a huge selection of pesticides.

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I purchased a bottle. Would you like a pint?

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I would like a pint

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It you sell out, I’d be willing to sell a pint or two. I’d just need someone to help me pick out the container.

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Just checking, did you decide how you would ship?