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Question: I lost directions, does anyone have them? thanks
Document: i couldnt find this spray locally so thanks to amazon i now have good fruit and no rott or fungi
Use it according to the label but generally speaking, use it regularly (weekly) starting early in the season and most especially during periods with higher dew points, little wind, or moderate temps...all ideal for fungi to weaken or kill limbs or entire trees. Works really well on roses too. I lost two nice cherry trees and one Eastern White Pine before I learned of Daconil.
I spray my tomatoes and cucumbers about three or four times over the growing season. This prevents the tomato early blight and late blight. It also prevents the various fungal diseases of cucumbers. In past years I have lost almost all of my tomatoes to blight.It is also safe for bees. I read on the Internet that it would not harm bumblebees and I watched after I sprayed it. When the flowers are wet the bees stay away but as soon as they dry the bees are right back.
I do not like the container it came in. It is not the same as shown. The material was what i needed.
It's easy to apply and spreads evenly. It's the most effective fungicide for me. I highly recommend for zoysia lawns
We have had the best cucmbers this year. I was ready to give up on them until I found out that downy mildew was the problem and this takes care of it.
I spray our hydrangeas every 2 weeks to keep fungus under control. Easy to mix and use in our sprayer.
Works on all garden vegetables (prevents blight)and on roses - stops Black Spot - I love it!! !Have been using this product for years.
I have not used the product yet. However, the item I received says "Controls/Stops And Prevents Over 80 Diseases" not "130 Diseases".
Have not got a chance to use much of this spray. But it is rated too be good on controling blight and mildew. I will see what next season hoe it worls,it is highly rated.
Answer: yes