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I have a very tall two headed Livistona chinensis that I just noticed has fungus inside the crown on one of the heads.  I am used to treating my palms with copper fungicide but haven't ever had to treat one that is this tall so I was wondering what the best way to get the fungicide into a very tall palm that I cannot access with a pump sprayer and a ladder.  I was wondering if the copper can be mixed with a hose end sprayer and sprayed up into the crown or if there is another way it can be done.   Thank you.

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I did this.... Maybe it would work for you.. 

Butch

 

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There are several long sprayer extensions over 20' but cost over $100.  My sprayer has a pinhole attachment that will spray 20-30' and you could hit the spear and let run down or it would be ok to mix in a hose end sprayer as well.  

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