Is this product effective for grape bunch rot?
1105406
i have not used this on grape rot. I use only on roses. It is fair for rose fungus. For ornamental plants like roses, I find that the white spots caused by the daconil are more visible than the fungus it kills. I supposse white spots don't matter if your plant is not an ornamental.
1105407
Not what I bought it for, but you should be able to get all of the info you need...that's where I went
1989563
Yes. It doesn't seem to do any harm but I do get better results by hand scrubbing it with vinegar.
1594578
I have found that this product works well with early blight, but does not completely get rid of it unless you use consistent applications, along with picking off the affected leaves, and disposing of them properly. I've had really good results with this product.
1842554
I have used this product for black spots on roses. It didn't stop it completely, but it didn't get very bad this year. I might have used it too late for that, my roses were showing spots already.I will be trying it again early enough to see if problem returns and will have a better idea of how effective it is, but I would recommend using it.It is quite smelly, but that's sulfur for you.
2028479
i dont think so, this thing works best on citris [oranges,lemons,limes and grapefruit]
881621
I found it to be more effective on larger dents . Anything less then a grapefruit size , probably won't work.
656672
It has been effective for me on many plants and roses. It is better to spray before the fungus forms if you know that certain plants has the possibility of getting infected.
233179
i use this product for medicinal purposes, added to grape juice each day for my husband. it helps him move about freely. it mixes with the juice better than any other product we have tried. I sometimes use it in my jelly as well, it is a good product.
35123
It removed red wine from my beige wool blazer and some of it had dried............so it's certainly worth a try. You really have to soak the dried area though. Good luck!
33444
I bought this product to use on my basil, which had downy mildew, and my houseplant, which have an assortment of bugs and mold....I found it worked well on my lemon tree, which had mold, too, but you will need to treat it routinely. See direction on product label.
1725622
I have applied it within a foot or so of peonies and blackberries with no problems whatsoever. Keep it off the foliage of your berry plants
334037
Yes. I use it in citrus, grapes, plums, and figs with great results. Last year I had bumper crops of figs and plums with these fertilizer spikes. I just applied it again on my fruit trees this past weekend. Follow the instructions in the package...and happy harvest. My grape vines are young. Last year I had a small crop. This year the vines are loaded.
1035799
I have used this on soil around delicate plants and it does not seem to effect them. This is a sollution meant to kill fungus gnat larvae and really serves no other purpose. I read through the information on the container and it says nothing with regard to dangers of using around fruits and vegetables. I do use this indoors.
1478334
I think it should work just fine. It worked really well on my Meyers Lemon tree. It had lost all it's leaves but after feeding it with this fertilizer, a second flush of leaves appeared, blossomed and set fruit. Just be aware that this product does have an odor to it, which I found offensive. I quit using it in the house but will use again once I move my plants outside during warm weather.
1183503
I have used this on my apple trees early in the morning. This was after flowering, it was in treatment of rust. The neem oil was effective, but a temporary solution. I ended up removing all of the cedar from the property as a more permanent solution. This neem oil is highly effective in controlling garden pests, mold, fungus, etc. We've been extremely impressed!
1515482
We did not have a problem with stem rot. I don't think it reduces tomato worms (horn worms) but it did reduce the instance of cut worms. Hopes this helps.
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