Must have for my peach trees. Sprayed last fall, mid winter.
Its works
Monterey Liquid Copper Fungicide
$22.99
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Description
This OMRI certified organic liquid copper fungicide from Monterey Lawn & Garden provides effective control and prevention for a wide range of plant diseases in fruits, vegetables, and ornamentals. Use Monterey Liquid Copper Soap Fungicide while plants are dormant and throughout the growing season. Monterey Liquid Copper Fungicide RTU acts as a protectant to keep the infection from the plant, so it is important to have it on all sides of every leaf, fruit or flower.
You can find detailed information on the label regarding how to identify diseases and which diseases commonly occur on certain plants, as well as recommended treatments. Ideal for the organic gardener, this fungicide can be used while plants are dormant and throughout the growing season as a fungicide for flowers, fruits and vegetables. Ideal for use in homes, gardens and greenhouses. This product can be used up to the day of harvest. This ready-to-use container comes with its own hand-pump sprayer.
Controls Listed Plant Diseases: Powdery Mildew, Rusts, Black Spot, Leaf & Fruit Spot, Downy Mildew, Fruit Rot, Late Blight, and Leaf Curl.
For best results, before you spray you should identify which type of disease you are dealing with so that you can follow the favored treatment protocol for that disease. Always read the full label before use.
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Why did you choose this?
how to prevent squirrels and chipmunks from eating my peaches, I've tried fox urine but no help?
hiny, reflective surfaces that move in the breeze might be enough to startle birds and squirrels away from a peach tree. Bird scare tape is inexpensive – just cut it into strips and hang it all over the tree. You can do the same with aluminum foil, although it is not as reflective and may not work as well.
Is this safe for bees?
Even though copper fungicide is not known to be harmful to bees, we must be careful to protect the dwindling bee population in every way possible. For this reason, you should never apply copper fungicides to plants where bees are actively gathering pollen.
is this dangerous to bees?
Even though copper fungicide is not known to be harmful to bees, we must be careful to protect the dwindling bee population in every way possible. For this reason, you should never apply copper fungicides to plants where bees are actively gathering pollen.
when is the copper spray going to be available?
Hi Ronald, The Monterey Liquid Copper Fungicide ready to use spray is now showing available.
Can this product be combined with horticultural oil in a hose end sprayer?
Yes - the copper and oil can be combined together.
I have a pond with fish nearby , is this safe if some over spray gets in my pond ?
Hi Cindy, according to the label this product is toxic to fish and aquatic organisms and may
contaminate water through runoff.
Is this able to be used on Thuja Green Giants for fungus?
Is this product the same as mixing copper and dormant oil? I only have two trees and wonder if this is easier?
Customer Reviews
2 Ratings
2 Reviews
Rated 5 out of 5
Jun 10, 2024
Works
Rated 4 out of 5
Jul 2, 2023
Fruit tree spray
have used it on all trees, most look good but 1 pear losing leaves and turning brown so not sure if due to something this should have helped or not. But will keep using.
Excellent product
I get bad peach curl and had some blight problems so it's why I bought this..Now to try once it comes in.
Actually, it is not for fruit trees it is for my roses and hollyhocks that are plagued with rust and black spot. It sees less awful than using that systemic stuff bayer puts out but I am getting desperate
I was told that this was good for my fruit plants and I have one grow better and freedom