Fungicide

[nomolos]

Hi just wondering what sorts of fungicides people use on their seedling mix. I usually use mancozeb, but are wondering if better alternatives exist.

Kind Regards

Sol

[Kris]

Dear Sol,

i use the one you have mentioned,but have the other 2 also,

that is sulphur based fungicide and copper based fungicides..

but best for gerninating sprouts and young saplings i use the

one you mentioned and as for capton fungicide,its not avaliable here for the moment.

here is the still of the one your using_

[Kris]

here we have the copper based fungicide_very very..toxic !

and those with pets refrain from it !

here is a still of it_

[Kris]

now lets see sulphur based fungicide,less toxic comparee to the above copper based_this also works like a charm,but i try

only for grown-up specimens only_

[MattyB]

Daconil (active ingredient Chorothalonil ~27%) seems to be the one of choice around these parts.  I'm also experimenting w/ the active ingredient T-methyl which I've only been able to find in the brand Scott as a granular lawn funicide.

[Logolight]

Kris, you always do have the best products.

[Kris]

Dear Logo  

Hey do not embariss me_buddy !  

since now i have made a point to help all the commers,by doing so i know naturally all will join in ! and i know that my

stuffs are not avaliable there.but this prompts others to post

stills & details & link what is avalaible in our place.How is that !

Thanks Buddy,

Love,

Kris  

[Trópico]

The only Fungicide I've been able to spot (at HD) is one labeled "Liquid Copper Fungicide", which is a strong blue liquid that needs to be diluted. I've tried it in several cases: seed pretreatment, root rot, spear pull.

No results at all.  

[SubTropicRay]

Daconil and Copper