Does this work for powdery mildew on roses?
339090
I didn't use it for powdery mildew, so I don't know. I did use it on several dead spots in my lawn that I thought was probably a fungus disease. It took a couple of months, as I recall, but my lawn grew back in those areas. Really happy with that result. I looked the label up on Google and found that it did list PM as a target for it. Good Luck.
339091
It has on my roses and the other plants I have! Make sure you use a white mask while spraying, cover your body with long pants and long sleeve shirt. Spray early in morning - usually not windy early!
2017090
I can't say. I have only used it on my roses. However, it has done wonders for them.
1111237
I bought it for pet order. I did not feel it worked that well. I did not try it on mildew or sour laundry. Instead of buying something this expensive for mildew or sour laundry, buy clorax bleach and spray on the mildew if it is on the walls. Great for laundry.
1745905
Hmm. Well, I am not sure but my experience w microbiology would lead me to think not. Mildew and molds, I believe, would need to be destroyed by something like bleach (they're like plants w roots) and then, maybe, you could treat with this product
1170614
I don't think it will help much. I mix it in a used water bottle and poured over my roses thinking it would clog sprayer nozzle. Leaves looked dusty after it dried. Didn't seem to help much as mixing it directly into the root zone. Beginning to notice that it is a great root stimulator but still need fertilizer or compost to make plants green
1563736
Yes, it works better than anything else I've used. If it is very mildewed, you may need to apply it twice. The smell is very strong. I usually apply before going to work so it can sit all day.
167442
Everything I used it on got burned (in pots or in ground), and I'm afraid to use it. It killed 4 roses on me. The ones that didn't die went into shock and got stunted, and now its going to take 2 years to recover from that.
662100
No but I used it on curtains I made for my porch. They are made from comforters as windbreaks in the winter in north Florida which is damp and cold in the winter. I just took them down for Spring and there was not mildew to be found. I washed and stored for the season and I will spray them with this product in Fall. It did everything I hoped it would.
408963
It shouldn't as it is really designed for pests. I would avoid putting direct, undiluted product directly on the flowers,shrubs, etc....I have not used mine yet, so I cannnot rate it's effectiveness yet. From the reviews, it sounds like it will work fairly well.
507520
From the label it looks like the rose bushes will be tolerant, I would imagine your lillies would be tolerant too. Try not to spray directly on the plant. I often use cardboard to shield my plants from any spray. I've used this to kill grasses around my vinca, and saw no problems. You can always give Ortho a call and ask about your lillies. 800-225-2883. You should also search for "Grass b gon label" and read the full label - it is readily available, and gives a lot of information on plants and safety.
608481
have not used on swiss chard. It does control powdery mildew on Gerber daisies and other leafy plants.
1207798
Certainly would think so, we put this on all our patio plants, roses and butterfly plants, seems to clear everything up.
150618
Hi Ja - I've planted several new roses, about 1 month ago and bought the Bayer Advanced 2 in 1 systemic.Early days still, but container states for Roses and Flowers..But contains strong fertilizer and Aphid protection for 8 weeks. Not use on veg or near Ponds and wash hands after use..pretty potent stuff, I.m assuming.Sorry I can't help more - but I was impressed by another product of Bayer and I'm thinking 'Give it a try' Maybe tell you more about performance. a few more months down the line.Regards and Good Luck ..Linda x
671833
I have knock out roses in the area where my torepdo grass had taken over. I do not see any adverse effect to any of my roses or other plants/bushes/trees/vines. Go online and look up the directions and information for further help with fusilade II. I did not have any choice. Torpedo had to go! I have bought this more than once, and at the price, that should tell you that it is effective and that I like this product. The last spaying seems to have eradicated the torpedo. I am selling my home and the Fusilade II will stay with the house, just in case.
839881
I live in Florida in the winter and I came back this year to a lot of algae/mold on my driveway. The sprayer cleaned everything off like magic with no cleanser, so yes I think it will get the mildew off. Mildew is nothing compared to the algae/mold you get in Florida during the summer rainy season. Oh, and a tip just buy the pressure sprayer not the offered attachments.
1950335
says to begin treatment when new spring growth emerges and repeat every 7 to 10 days for as long as needed to control disease. Also says tho it may cause some copper toxicity on some roses. This toxicity appears as purple spots. Treatment is for blackspot and powdery mildew
577882
Not sure about mildew. It does take most stains out. For difficult stains, I spray it on, rub in a little, then let it soak in cold water for a couple of days, then wash with next load of wash. 98% of the time stains are gone.