Most sprays call for complete coverage, some to the point of beginning to drip. So a mist that completely covers works best for me. I adjust the droplet size as necessary to reach the top of the trees and start at the top and work drop changing to finer droplet size as I go.
Combination of both. I mist from the top, from underneath, from every side, inside the tree and from the outside.
I'll also follow the main branches. It's really more of a project than I can do to follow every branch on my big trees.
I use a hose end sprayer and because it gets everything wet, I can actually see what has been sprayed and what has been missed.
That's what I am trying to figure out. How to know I get complete coverage. I have never been successful at eliminating peach leaf curl completely. Thanks for the responses. I am going to have to brew up more compost tea this year too. I have the stuff to make some good aerobic brews.
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