Liquid Copper Fungicide 32oz Quart

Needed it for box blight, seems really good.

Received on time. Product as described.

Okay, so first let me say, I am a complete novice when it comes to growing things without feeding bugs!! I'd been doing some research as to what I can safely use to hopefully pretreat to eliminate all the millions of bugs that have been destroying what I've tried to grow!!! It's actually too early to give a full review of this fungicide as I just treated my young apple and peach trees, but, I can say it is exactly as described, and with it being a concentrate, should last quite awhile. I've also just treated my blueberry and blackberry bushes, as well as my grape vines with it. From what I can see, there are no new chew spots or brown spots on anything! If this works as well as what I'm hoping I might just throw a vegetable garden together again, and enjoy the harvest!!!

I love this stuff. My mulberry tree has been infected with a fungus since I bought it three years ago. I've tried quite a few products and none were effective. By the end of the summer the tree was pratically leafless each year. I applied Southern Ag Liquid Copper Fungicide before any leaves had appeared and then again when leaves were just developing. This product wiped out the fungus problem. My mulberry tree is fully leaved out and only an occasional yellow and brown leaf spot appears which the tree can handle on its own easily. After these early sprays, my fungus problem is gone! Maybe I'll finally get mulberries next year!

Good product and product is as described.

decent product BUT it stains and its literally impossible to dose out of the bottle it comes in. They REALLY need to put this in a better bottle. I have had to dump it and use an old dosing bottle . Guaranteed to Spill and die something. So frustrating

Been reading up on the little bugs that seem to invade our apples and peaches. We have around 25 trees and I use a fungicide in spring during pre-flowering, and follow up with insecticide after pedal drop, but some little devils always invade and cause harm to the fruit. Thanks a lot Adam and Eve😖 Turns out there are eggs that lay dormant in the bark late fall and winter and come out early to invade before the insecticide is sprayed. This copper sulfate kills those dormant eggs.😁 We’ll see if this helps the harvest and quality of fruit this year. I’m optimistic it will. Certainly worth the cost and effort to try. Spray every single branch and trunk in late October and then in Spring once it’s over 41degrees. Follow the directions but mix up some Neem oil with the copper sulfate and spray the living daylights outta them!