[header] How to buy organic fungicides [title] Identify the disease infecting your plants. [step] In order to be sure that a given fungicide will actually work, you'll first need to verify that you're using the right product. Inspect your plants closely to look for symptoms like rotting, discoloration or a strange powdery residue.
[header] How to buy organic fungicides [title] Identify the disease infecting your plants. [step] In order to be sure that a given fungicide will actually work, you'll first need to verify that you're using the right product. Inspect your plants closely to look for symptoms like rotting, discoloration or a strange powdery residue.
If you don't see any indicators of infection, then you may not be purchasing a fungicide at all. Chemicals in fungicides will inhibit the growth of the fungi. You can then conduct a quick search to find out the specific infection and how best to treat it. [substeps] Rotten or blackened areas are typically a symptom of blights and leaf spots. Make sure that the plants have been adequately tested before selling them. [substeps] Barbell trees or those taller than 30 or more years old should be tested, because because they likely won't produce the best results. Feel the soil, and make sure that it is deeply moist, but doesn't have any dead matter spilled on it. [substeps] Fungicides should be only used in concentrated quantities and not injected into plants.