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Excerpt from Insects, Fungous Diseases, Treatments: Evidence of Dr. James Fletcher, Entomologist and Botanist, Before the Select Standing Committee on Agriculture and Colonization, 1902
The next remedy is Whalwil Soap. This is a trade name for a potash and fish oil soap, which contains 10 to 12 per cent of potash. It is an exceedingly valuable insecticide which can be used with little danger, and is also valuable as a fertiliser on account of containing so much potash. The quantity advised, about one and a half gallons per tree of a mixture of 2} lbs. In an imperial gallon of water, equals the amount recommended as a light application of potash, when used in an orchard as a fertiliser.
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