[Grasshopper]

Can anyone help by letting me know the ratio of Armillatox to water to help against clubroot? I've had this bottle for a few years and seemed to have lost the instructions.

[Grasshopper]

On the same subject, I've just thought, is it still legal to use it??

[ditchdigger]

www.armillatox.com  gives you instructions still.  can only be advertised as a disinfectant in europe cos of stupid EEC rules.

[Grasshopper]

Cheers for that Ditchdigger.

[compostqueen]

your plot, you can do what you like  

[Clampit]

your plot, you can do what you like  

Tut tut!

[compostqueen]

wot

[babe]

and here's me expecting to see a picture of one of them armour coated ant- :roll: eater creature doobry thingies

[Francois]

The active ingredient is a formaldehide. It may be authorised by Defra, but is not authorised by HSE. This means that it should not be used as a surface biocide. The companies advertising it as such do it at their own risk.
The European regulations are not that stupid. They aim at stopping irresponsible use of dangerous chemicals :  Not everyone knows if a formaldehide or dichlorophene is bio accumulative, and what are the effects on health.  What is sure is that the active ingredient of Armillatox should not be described as "natural", simply because crude oil comes from the ground...

[compostqueen]

yeah but if it's in my shed and my roses have blackspot they'll get a dose. Defra or no Defra

[gobs]

Hm.  :?

Chemicals aren't banned out of boredom. And what you use doesn't stay in your own garden either.

[compostqueen]

I don't use chemicals on my food or glyphos etc cos don't trust it but Armillatox on my roses, put on with the watering can aint going far, only into my garden soil.

Not like it's getting sprayed from a helicopter  :roll:

[gobs]

Wind and water.