Will it kill fungus in the soil?
1850025
This product took care of the fungus in my yard's soil. I used a liberal amount of the product in the water mixture I poured on the fungus. The problem hasn't come back and plant life is growing were fungus once resided.
1586589
Yes it will, It will kill anything you spray it on. Be careful around your good lawn.
2122252
Definitely not - it could kill them. You also will need to remove any plants.
1171719
Yes. It kills leaves that it touches but does not penetrate to the roots like other weed killers. What hits the ground slightly decreases the Ph level for a day or 2 then dissipates, leaving no change to soil conditions. My understanding is that the acetic acid severely dehydrates the plant instead of outright poisoning.
1332597
No, I do not believe it can stop mold spores. It does have a waterproof membrane so it might be effective in doing so.
1700382
Really have no clue, sorry. All I know is that the copper fungicide is supposed to be the safest fungicide available to the homeowner.
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.
971244
Ringworm is a fungus. Oxine is an anti-fungal but it is not intended to be used on the skin. It is for treatment of soil and animal housing. It can also be used on carpeting, walls, couches, etc. Although it doesn't specify on the container that it specifically treats ringworm, it should kill it where applied in the environment.
1242751
NO, and that is why I purchased it. Total fail. Worthless as far as I can tell. Still have the fungus gnats in a houseplant. My suggestion is to try something else.
1137403
I used it to saturate the soil around the house, I would think it would work here as well.If the tree is or was infested, it may die.
1311546
Hi-the ingredients kill fungi and bacteria-i knew mine was yeast-it was instinct to let it lozenge
1074723
Probably not. The fungus needs to be in soil, as it feeds on dead organic matter which releases nutrients to the plants. A hydroponic solution does not contain anything to nourish the fungus, and is made up of water and water soluble inorganic chemicals which are already accessible to the plants and don't need to be broken down further.
669276
actually is good solution for the fungus and disease control,i spray for my phlox and roses,specially for the phlox and all summer they was healthy,i didnt sea any different about soil
1712073
Yes... I used it in my home to kill large black ants (placing a bead of optigard in window corners, molding edges and such) and they were gone within days. I then used it outdoors on a tree where a large colony of carpenter ants had been living (careful to put the bait in deep, where only the ants would get it and not hurt other wildlife) and within just a couple of days there was no more activity.
581850
I have only used this for mildew on blackcurrant bushes. Frankly I was not impressed and the fungus remained whilst the leaves were still on. Maybe you will have better luck. Mike D.
755599
Yes it will. I have had a real problem with fungus gnats in my plants from some new plants I brought into the house. I had this thin on, plugged in, for over a week straight. It works great. One thing...my Chihuahua hates it. Poor thing startles and runs when a gnat gets zapped. LOL
1963962
Yes, but it will probably take more than one session, although you will see results after the first spray. Also, it will kill what is above ground, but the root will still be viable.