Hi, Everyone! Here in Virginia just about everything we try to grow is attacked by one sort of fungus or another (not to mention japanese beetles etc.). We end up buying all sorts of fungicides and insecticides, which nobody wants to handle because of how toxic they are to humans and animals. I am excited about the prospect of using some CS as a foliar spray on my tomatoes, grapes, roses etc. I have some powdered copper, which is supposed to be an effective fungacide, but which plugs up the sprayer & is otherwise messy enough that noone bothers to use it....I wonder if colloidal copper might not be more useful. Just a thought.... Also, I wonder if the CS would kill the nematodes (not the beneficial nematodes which kill grubs in the lawn) which ruin carrots and raise havoc with the roots of other plants???
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