Orchard Diary

Apple Spray Schedule

Dormant Season

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Bud Break

Apply dormant-season spray after pruning to manage overwintering pests, scale, and fungal spores before buds begin to swell.

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Flowering Stage

At bud break, use the recommended protection for early scab and mildew prevention, following local weather and label guidance.

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Fruit Development

During flowering and fruit set, schedule treatments carefully to protect pollinators and support healthy, developing apples.

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Flowering Stage

Before harvest, observe pre-harvest intervals and record every application in Orchard Diary for safe, traceable crop management.