810011 Exel LG Systemic Concentrated Fungicide, 1-Pint - OLSFPT

Works on Euonymus and mildew on boxwood

I sprayed this as a pre-emergent on our roses (when they were just beginning to nub) and on the lilacs (same condition). Both had their strongest starts ever here in fungus-burdened Virginia. So when my apple trees started to nub, I sprayed them. Had a banner year for blossoms. I don't believe it was the weather, because summer and winter have taken one-day turns confusing the bejeezus out of our plants. I'm supposed to hit them again next month, and then leave them be. Results in the early going have been outstanding.

It seems to be working, although the detailed instructions with the bottle don't exactly match up with the published description online. It takes awhile for this stuff to make real headway against any entrenched kind of 'black spot', but it looks like the cure for what ailed our plants.

I used on an indoor ficus, indoor lemon tree, indoor orange tree, corn plant, croaton, inedible pepper plant, . . . quite a lot of indoor plants that I DO NOT use for food consumption. This did a great job of getting rid of a rather prolific spider mite infestation.

I used this this year on my tomatoes. I have really bad fusarium and verticillium wilt every year and it ends up killing my tomatoes before a lot of the fruit even has a chance to ripen. Signs always start showing in mid june. So far, not a sign of it anywhere. Didn't get any early blight either this year

used it a months ago for the first time and still keep using it on a weekly basis,don't see any improvements

This is a natural product and the only one that has minimized with a noticeable difference the black spot I have been fighting on my roses. It has no smell of chemical and smells just like water that is milky looking. I have tried so many recipes of the DIY at home for natural remedies, but this product is the best.

the jury is still out since the mildew time of season has just started. I like the easiness of use .