GreenCure Solutions P GreenCure Fungicide, 40oz fertilizers, 40 oz, Natural

One spray and I've never seen powdery mildew since. Mind you I did everything else to remove it like improve airflow and watch humidity, temperatures and vapor pressure deficiency, but this knocked out the spores on the leaves in a flash.

I'm new to gardening. Last year, my plants didn't grow well, and they were covered with a combination of black spots and a white, powdery substance. Come to find out both are caused by common fungi, which will stunt plant growth. I wanted an organic solution, and this was recommended by an all organic nursery.This year, I decided to try growing plants from seed indoors. As they started to grow, the soil started to be covered by white, fuzzy mold. Found out that's a common seed starting problem (damping off). I decided to try misting the seedlings with Green Cure Fungicide solution (1/8 tsp to 6 oz water). The mold disappeared overnight. I'll keep spraying 1-2X per week until they're ready to plant.

Did what i expected. Got rid of White Powdery Mildew on my cucumber plants. Also sprayed it on my tomato and eggplants.A common sense approach is needed when using it so as not to damage your plants. I used two spoonfuls using the spoon enclosed in the package with a 1 gallon sprayer. You may have to use less depending on your plants.To test a plant's reaction, spray just a few leaves or so on both sides of each plant you intend to treat and wait a few days to see what the reaction is. If the leaves are not damaged then you can spray the whole plant.I see in too many reviews people just spraying all their plants up and down the first time using it without testing first with a few leaves to see the reaction and damaging their plants. Big mistake. Start out with two spoonfuls per gallon, spray on a few leaves wait a few days, if you have a bad reaction mix again- the strength is too strong, a weaker solution is needed. You want it strong enough to kill any disease but not too strong and damage your plant. If so use one spoonful per gallon and spray a few more new leaves again. If everything looks ok after a few days then your good to go.

Seller was great, but product caused major phytotoxicity, don't plan on using at again on my girls.

The proof is in the pudding: Beautiful fungus free zucchini and squash leaves and stems and I have yet to see beetle and borer etc holes. Protecting against fungus permitted tomatoes basil and peppers the strength to root and grow despite record fluctuations of heat and cold this spring.

Excellent product and very good on mold but use sparingly as it is hard on plants. Mold is gone if you follow the directions.

It's only been 2 weeks and 2 applications but so far, so good on my roses. We're new to Southern California and just had 15 rose bushes planted only to find mildew a few weeks later. The gardener wanted to cut them back but I wanted to try this first and it seems to be doing the trick. I see very little mildew left and new buds and shiny leaves.

Used this product on rose bushes to get rid of the white mold. The instruction were clear and mixing was easy. It got rid of the mold, but took several applications. I would have preferred that visible results from the initial application. But I guess that is the price one pays for an environment-friendly product. Will continue to spray bushes to see if this product prevent recurrence.