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- Thread starter jessica d
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Sorry to hear about the mould.
You can't catch a break.
I sprayed this for the leaf spot, the active ingredient is myclobutanil at 1.55% in the spectracide.
I sprayed last week with a concentration of 0.6% and I'm very pleased with the results, the leaf spot has slowed to a crawl and the plant has regrown all the foliage I had pulled off.
It is the same ingredient that's in Eagle 20EW.
http://www.amazon.com/Spectracide-51000-Multi-Purpose-Fungicide-Concentrate/dp/B0035H0RA8
On a sadder note I lost my blueberry cheese today, goddam goats have me really annoyed, she was about 5 feet tall and 3 wide.
They stripped it clean.
You can't catch a break.
I sprayed this for the leaf spot, the active ingredient is myclobutanil at 1.55% in the spectracide.
I sprayed last week with a concentration of 0.6% and I'm very pleased with the results, the leaf spot has slowed to a crawl and the plant has regrown all the foliage I had pulled off.
It is the same ingredient that's in Eagle 20EW.
http://www.amazon.com/Spectracide-51000-Multi-Purpose-Fungicide-Concentrate/dp/B0035H0RA8
On a sadder note I lost my blueberry cheese today, goddam goats have me really annoyed, she was about 5 feet tall and 3 wide.
They stripped it clean.
jessica d
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when i trimmed it i noticed the fungus spores inside main stalk but i couldnt tell before the chop man. i do have a friend that got me eagle 20 but sulphur works great for me. i feel safer lol
i read that it will enter through the stem, i guess that's why it's so hard to combat unless the treatment is systemic. mine aren' flowering yet so i'll spray once more with the spectracide before they start, it only protects for 2 weeks but at least i can continue to spray the surrounding foliage, hopefully that may keep it away.
jessica d
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gR33nDav3l0l
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You have a really neat set up.
Kudos.
Kudos.
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