Will this work for Botrytis Blight on Peonies
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The short answer is yes. Mix acording to directions and spray every 7 to 10 days BEFORE the gray mold appears. Once you see the mold, remove all infected leaves, discard them away from your garden, disinfect your shears, and begin spraying. I use this product on tomatoes (late season blight), squash, phlox, and poenies. I begin spraying in early July. Be vigilante and it works and it is organic.
1700382
Really have no clue, sorry. All I know is that the copper fungicide is supposed to be the safest fungicide available to the homeowner.
1700383
I think that if the package does not forbid its use, I would try in on the peonies. I use it on tomatoes to stop early blight and late blight. I believe it helps if I mix the powder in the soil before planting the tomatoes.
673051
Never tried it for that, I recommend Safer brand organic Sulfur spray. You spray this organic sulfur liquid on you plants during the vegetation cycle a few times, and 2 weeks after your plants start to flower. Then no more. It makes the stem and plant mold and mildew free. Just do not spray on after the flowers or fruits begin to produce, as it can then effect the flavors... And mold and mildew have a tuff time growing in sunlight or use at least a 600 watt sodium bulb if indoors. Also this is an oil based extract and I would think it would not mix well with water to apply it to plants. good luck Never tried it for that, I recommend Safer brand organic Sulfur spray. You spray this organic sulfur liquid on you plants during the vegetation cycle a few times, and 2 weeks after your plants start to flower. Then no more. It makes the stem and plant mold and mildew free. Just do not spray on after the flowers or fruits begin to produce, as it can then effect the flavors... And mold and mildew have a tuff time growing in sunlight or use at least a 600 watt sodium bulb if indoors. Also this is an oil based extract and I would think it would not mix well with water to apply it to plants.... » Read More Never tried it for that, I recommend Safer brand organic Sulfur spray. You spray this organic sulfur liquid on you plants during the vegetation cycle a few times, and 2 weeks after your plants start to flower. Then no more. It makes the stem and plant mold and mildew free. Just do not spray on after the flowers or fruits begin to produce, as it can then effect the flavors... And mold and mildew have a tuff time growing in sunlight or use at least a 600 watt sodium bulb if indoors. Also this is an oil based extract and I would think it would not mix well with water to apply it to plants. good luck « Show Less
1968735
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.
1963960
A mixture of vinegar, salt and dishsoap should kill dandelions, so I would expect that this would as well. Don't get it on your skin.
1117828
I don't know if it will. I still have something eating the leaves off my lemon tree. So it didn't work for what I bought it for.
62006
Yes, it will. It works as an immediate killer of bugs on most plants, and also as a systemic insecticide. That means the roots absorb the chemical and continue to kill insects feeding on it.It probably won't work effectively as a systemic on orchids and may take more than one application.Please also read this: http://forums2.gardenweb.com/forums/load/orchids/msg1216493017931.html
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I'm going to say probably. Works great for deer, rabbits and small mammals. This year when I planted my blubs, which if you don't cover they get dug up, I sprayed my Deer Off in all these areas on the soil. NOTHING...came to dig them up. GREAT stuff.
1881150
I believe that it can crack a Macadamia nuts. It does a great job on pecans so it should work on Macadamia nuts.
758527
I have used it on my potted Japanese Maples that had scale mites and it worked great. Follow dilution directions and less is more for potted plants (if that's your case)
656672
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.
2058256
I used it last summer on my flowering pear tree that had a root exposed which kept sprouting. It has totally fixed the problem. The tree was not hurt and the root did not have sprouts popping up daily.
1630970
I really don't know if it is good for this disease or not. I use it for rose fungus. I am starting to rethink my relationship to daconil. Yes it cured my fungus, but after you spray it on , it condenses on the plant and leave big white blotches that are harmless to the plant, but look much larger than the fungus it cured.
1451918
Yes. I haven't used it for mildew personally, but according to a few forums azamax does work.
1969083
Have no idea -we have no pear trees. You can try it and see what happens. We use it on our tomatoes, alternating it with other fungicides.
1605647
I have been successful with this. I applied to suckers over a year ago and they have not come back. It is the only thing that has worked for me. I used it on a flowering pear tree. Now this year I have had new suckers start and again I just applied and they are dead.
128632
Probably not. Also this is too low a quantity to dose a garden with. Try a cat repellent or scattering pinecones in your garden
2028479
i dont think so, this thing works best on citris [oranges,lemons,limes and grapefruit]