Will this product cure andmake the black spots go away on my roses and as well as the stems and leaves?
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Yes! But you have to follow the directions to the letter as to when to apply and how often. Too much and you can do more harm than good. Too little and will not be effective. Stay away from the ones that Bayer sells. They will kill your roses based on my experience.
942459
This product is a fake, The aphids were happy to be washed with this, and the plant was exactly the same as before. With some brown spots. Don't waste your money, go in a garden shop and ask for suggestions, at least if they don't work you can go back to complain.
942460
Yes it will. Never spray a plant in direct sunlight -spray in early evening - then it has a chance to really penetrate the leaves. You have to cut away all the black spot whatever its on. Cut away all leaves, stem, flowers, everything that has a black spot must go - then spray generously early evening and at least once week after that. It should do really well after that.
1127122
I am not sure about red spots. Did not work on my dark spots after 4 weeks of 2xD use.
702692
It did help my 15ft white dogwood. It had a black spot leaf fungus killing the leaves and limbs. Per our county agent I pulled back all the mulch within 10ft and applied directly to the open ground. I then doubled the dose and sprayed all the leaves which also dripped to the ground. I did three bi-monthly treatments before fall and saw a definite improvement. The spring leaves and blooms are not here yet, but if required I will continue the treatment.
2228338
I love this product because I have seen my dark spots, crows feet and wrinkles diminish. I hope this answers your question.
2017090
I can't say. I have only used it on my roses. However, it has done wonders for them.
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.
1732421
It worked great on my hawthorns that had a lot of blight. Apply at least 2x couple weeks apart. Then follow up with miracle grow to Feed the bushes
1609127
No, I don't think it will. I spoke to a company representative, and was told that after treatment the odor would be removed, but the stain might still be seen with a black light. I don't know how it can be removed, but I was concerned with odor, and it is gone!
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I am not familiar with locacid cream so I can't be of help there. You could try a pharmacist. I use azelaic acid on parts of my face for Rosecea, the areas I treat for dark spots and that product overlap. I have had no problem with that. Both still work fine and the Dark Spot remover has made my dark spots all but disappear. I am fair complected, the dark spot really showed and they are gone now.
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Really don't know, but it did remove what is called green bloom. Supposed to be one of the hardest stains out there. Caused from epoxy activators from the installers Dupont makes some good products...give it a try. But follow directions exactly
2008559
I have never used it on Roses. I have sprayed gardenias, azaleas, vegetables and purselane (spanish moss). It is permethrin based, you might have to research to find that out. This product is oil based - but mixes with water - so it might damage the flower - not the leaf. There are water based (powder based) permethrin products on the market since they are water based, they should not damage the petals, but again I would check with a rose expert.
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I used this product twice, nervously. I did follow the directions to a T and I have had professional peels in the past so I was fairly confident.... I myself bought this to treat my own melasma spot that appeared this past summer. I did not see the results I was hoping for. I did this treatment while also treating the melasma spot with prescription strength hydroquinone. It has faded but I believe it is because I have been obsessed with sunscreen , microdermabrasion and prescription Retin A. The fact that it's winter helps too. Sorry it's not what you wanted to hear but if your looking to peel off your melasma it's not a quick fix. Your going to need a dedicated skin routine with a mix of treatments & patience. Good luck.
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This product is for insects. You need to look for a product specifically for mildew. If you are growing roses like I do. You need to search for needed products on the internet. I went to rosemania.com and then bought the products I needed on Amazon. I had no problems with mildew on my roses last year.
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can be used for any trees, respond very well for any fungus,i have powder mildow on my phlox last year,i spray twice with copper fungicide and is gone, my friend have black spot on her roses,spraying with Serenade and copper fungicide shows good result
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I bought it to control bugs on my roses, marigolds, tomato plants, etc. In my case, it did not help with bugs or black spot as others have stated. Locale and types of flowers may have been an issue, but if I had it to do over I would not purchase it again.
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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
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Like it says on the cover, it kills EVERYTHING!!! Grass, weeds, saplings......EVERYTHING!! You could probably try to spot treat, but I wouldn't recommend it. Try atrazine instead.