I have about a dozen fruit trees. Apples, Peaches and pears. As with all consumer focused chemicals, this is a mild product. No cheating, don't be cheap. Mix it as directed, towards the strong side. I believe I get 3) -8 gallon batches per qt. Soak the branches, fruit and spray the trunk. Start early, as soon as the flowers and buds come out. You can't wait until the fruit is half grown and damage is already started. I spray about every 3 weeks and never during periods of rain. Make sure you apply and it's allowed to dry on.. Most of these consumer products are watered down compared to their commercial versions. I get good results when I use it diligently and weather cooperates.

I used bonide more than 6 times and my peaches are all rotted. This product is a waste of time and big money. When I collect the few peaches that did not get rotten, I will then prune the trees very far down to the trunk, I don't care if they dont' grow back. This stuff is like cancer, it's terrible and wastefull.