You’re welcome. Will be doing another update soon. Thanks for following along.

I hope so too. I wold suggest visiting the HB-1 website for additional insight on their great product along with taking your time to trim each individual brown stem/branch you can find.

Hi, can you tell me the water to hb 101 ratio you use? Did you spray on the actual trees or just the soil?

Cameron Long My partner made the mix in a spray bottle as per the recommended ratio from HB-101. I’ll find out from her what that ratio is and we’ll add another video soon on how we apply it, which is on the branches themselves, not the roots.

It doesn’t take a lot, really. You essentially want to spray with a hand spray bottle and lightly mist the branches. Then use your hand to help distribute it on the branches while checking for brown branches and removing and debris on each bush/tree (using gloves if you prefer). So, a standard, genetic trigger sprayer, I’d say 7-10 pumps per bush.

It is doing better and much healthier. Slowly filling in on the bottom and growing in height. Will do another follow up video soon to show how it’s doing.

@@jeffstites7848 update please

Update for 2022??

Hope your arbs are doing good. Here’s the latest update: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/pdiqg5WIsNe6fac.html

Yes. As you go to cut the brown out, look for little nodes on that branch. You’ll want to cut just to the outside of that node (little bumps that will be a new leaf/branch) and cut just after that node if working from the trunk out. Otherwise cut brown and dry branches to the trunk as you go. Feel free to also consult a local garden specialist or landscape company, if needed to get as much info as you can. Hope that helps.

They are doing good although some of the others in this row had damage from our extreme heat last year in the Pacific NW. will get a video soon as we start up our sprinklers and HB-101 process again.

Thanks for your interest. Here’s the latest update: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/pdiqg5WIsNe6fac.html

Vancouver, WA.