will this control Botrytis Blight on Peonies?
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I had grey mold from a couple of plants, I bought this 2 kill the mold. It didnt work, it appeared 2 slow the mold a tiny bit, but as far as killing the mold, no it does not work. It still spread regardless of applications. It smells bad also. made from refined sugarcane.
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I have only used Serenade on citrus trees, where it was very effective. Good luck with your peonies.
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Yes, it is one of the diseases listed on the label that it will control or suppress. Good luck!
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Better ask the manufacturer. My opinion is : Don't use it on any plants you will eat!!
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Don't know. I use it on zinnias after the first 2 sets of leaves come up. Helps with powdery mildew.
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Effective at controlling peach borers and squash bugs via spray application or top coating damp soil and watering. Administer after dusk if possible.
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I have no reason to believe that it will. I only use it to fertilize my blueberries and lower ph.
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Hi nancy, I am sorry but I cannot answer this question for you. I have been using this fungicide for the last 5 years on my fruit trees as a preventative measure and it has been working. But I found some information at the following link from the Iowa State University and hope that it will help you: http://www.ipm.iastate.edu/ipm/info/plant-diseases/rhizosphaera-needle-cast. Wishing you good luck on the fight against the Blue Spruce fungus.
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Yes, it will. It is designed to kill just about any living tree, shrub or plant. Be careful.
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I have only used this for mildew on blackcurrant bushes. Frankly I was not impressed and the fungus remained whilst the leaves were still on. Maybe you will have better luck. Mike D.
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I put this on my peonies before the tops start showing through the ground. And I continue to spray once a week through the flowering. Just a light mist on the entire plant. Stem and underside of the leaves as well. It works well.
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I have used this on soil around delicate plants and it does not seem to effect them. This is a sollution meant to kill fungus gnat larvae and really serves no other purpose. I read through the information on the container and it says nothing with regard to dangers of using around fruits and vegetables. I do use this indoors.
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It works very well killing and discouraging the growth of many invasive plants on our property once we cut and apply the solution. My only problem with the Bonide solution it does not help destroy the root or stump for easy removal as well as the Greenlight solution does.
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I don't know if the BAYER FUNGUS CONTROL works for Empire Zoysia. I would suggest calling The Bayer Company and ask one of their representatives or customer service department to find out. When I purchased this product, I was able to find a list of various fungi, this bag would kill. I ended up purchasing my Bayer Fungus Control thru Home Depot or a nursery down the road from me because the shipping for this product was astronomical due to the weight of the bag. In some cases of fungus, you actually need to call a person who is chemically licensed, to spray or use a special granular to kill various forms of fungus. A quality landscaping company will have a person qualified to do a chemical treatment if a product such as Bayer fungus control can't eliminate the problem. People, such as you or me, cannot spread chemically high products for our lawns because we aren't licensed in chemical applications for lawn (fungus),problems. If the fungus problem is severe enough, you probably will need to do a 2nd application of the product/chemical 10 to 14 days later. Be sure to read the directions closely if you are applying the fungus control yourself. Many times you have to pay attention to the temperature, humidity, time of day, and even whether you need to water your yard before or after the fungus application. If you have pets, do not allow them to run on your grass when you have the fungus in your yard OR after the fungus control has been applied. You'll need to find out how many days before your pet can be back in your yard. Also, be sure to watch where you walk. Fungus spreads very, very quickly & can kill your lawn. If you have a problem in the front yard, but not in the backyard, make sure you don't walk on your front yard with the same shoes, into the backyard. You can easily track the fungus or chemical application into your home. Be sure to leave your shoes in the garage and DON'T walk around in your home with the pair of shoes you were walking in where you have the fungus in your front yard.
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It has been effective for me on many plants and roses. It is better to spray before the fungus forms if you know that certain plants has the possibility of getting infected.
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Yes, George! I have used it the last couple years on my tomatoes and cucumbers and it really works. Start using it early, even before any signs of disease and continue to spray it on every week. Rotate your crop so you aren't planting were you had blight last year, it remains in the soil from year to year. I also plant in black plastic to help separate the plant from the soil. Be sure to spray the lower leaves the most. Good luck!
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I bought it to control bugs on my roses, marigolds, tomato plants, etc. In my case, it did not help with bugs or black spot as others have stated. Locale and types of flowers may have been an issue, but if I had it to do over I would not purchase it again.
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Hi Laura, Yes, Rhododendrons are one of the crops that have been affected by an organism called "phytophthora". Agri-fos is one of the few agents that is effective against this organism. Thank goodness, it is available to the home gardener. I lost several of my established, older plants before I discovered this product. I can't tell you how impressed I am with the results. I researched things on the internet for about two months before trying agri fos. I have been using it for about 3 months now, and all of my plants that were in trouble look like they are turning around and my garden is beginning to look great. It is a gradual process. The directions are so extensive that it was confusing. I finally just used a hose-end Ortho dial sprayer and applied it at 2 oz/gallon on my plants that were in trouble, and 1 oz/gallon on all the rest. I do it as a soil drench because it is systemic, but I also applied it as a foliar spray last week. It's really easy with the hose end sprayer. I'm in Southern California and we don't do winter here, so I can't help with the timing. It's a little expensive, but I was losing 25 year old plants, and new annuals, etc. It is well worth the investment. Read about it on the internet. Lots of good things.
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I have used it on pecans and hickory nuts. It works very well on them. We have used it on small and large as well as thick and thin shelled.love it..hasn't failed us yet