Instruction: Evaluate the answerability of a question by analyzing the related document, outputting yes if the document contains information addressing the question, and no otherwise.

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Question: Is it good for rhizosohaera needle cast?
Document: Who would have thought to shop on Amazon for a fungal product? When local box stores like Lowes & Home Depot didn't carry this product, I didn't expect to find it on Amazon. The price was quite reasonable, too. I own a small Christmas tree farm. Due to our very rainy summer, a good deal of my trees started with rhabdocline needle drop disease. Two applications 2 weeks apart did the trick. The trees are recovering nicely and should be ready for retail sale next year.
i couldnt find this spray locally so thanks to amazon i now have good fruit and no rott or fungi
One must have a good dispenser. And one must use correct protective gear. Several applications are needed to control fungus.
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.
Have used this product for several years on crab apple trees. Three sprayings, first when buds first appear, and the 2nd spraying two weeks later, and the 3rd two weeks after that. Doesn't do much good with one of the crab applessl, still lose leaves starting at the beginning of July. Haven't found a product yet that will stop that from happening.
Daconil is good stuff. It might be technically discontinued under that name, for the most part, but is available under different product names now. Just watch the label and get the same ingredients. I have cherry, apple, plum, peach trees as well as many conifers that I use it on. Any fungus problems on turf are easily remedied by Daconil also, although it may not be technically approved for "home" use.
Does a good job against (leaf spot) phyllosticta minama, however leaved the tree coated in a milky white film, which looks almost as bad as the leaf spot. Not a systemic medication so its use is limited. Other concerns are its highly toxic effects in many aquatic animals, dead fish and frogs. Chlorothalonil is not thought to be toxic to adult bees. However, its know to be the extremely toxic pesticide for honeybee larvae.
The actual product is quite good - However, it is an awful task to get the liquid out of the bizarre packaging. The plastic "squeeze" bottle is a terrible design and it does not release the product without a tremendous amount of hand pressure on the bottle. I have very strong hands and it was a struggle for me. Most women would not be able to exert enough pressure on the bottle to get the product released. Whoever designed and approved this packaging should be immediately dismissed from employment!
use 3 - 4 bottles each treatment. Will probably try powder next time as this stuff is really costly. Price fromAmazon was higher than Farm & Fleet and Home Depot, but for a buck more it gets delivered to my house.
i was having a problem with root rot in my hydrponics system and after the first treatment it worked within days! the recovery was fast .
Answer: yes