Southern Ag Garden Friendly Biological Fungicide,16Oz - 1 Pint

I have a peach and a nectarine tree, less than 2 years old, both of which were infested with peach leaf curl for over a year (I didn’t know why the leaves were so strange in year 1!) I read that it is impossible to get rid of the fungus until winter dormancy, but I cut off virtually all the affected leaves in mid-May and applied this fungicide every 3-7 days as directed. Within a few weeks new healthy leaves have started to grow. I’m amazed. I’ll Keep going with this all year for sure. Great stuff!

This is a must have for all plants especially the delicate ones. It helps a lot taking good care of my big roses!

I used to make LABS once a month to feed my plants, but this is easier, more concentrated, and delivers a known Bacillus strain.

One of my best tomato plants started getting that "drool" look to it. I ordered Southern Ag Fungicide. By grace of Cosmos Amazon got it here fast and I immediately used it that evening. Now, 24 hours later it looks back to normal on par... I mixed it strang and poured it over the whole plant- I didn't spray it- i poured it and saturated the roots and all the plants around it. No pruning, super hot weather that is totally humid to the max and weeds everywhere... Is a recipe for disease. So now that I don't have to pull this wonderful plant maybe I should address those other things I can do but baby believe me this Southern Ag Fungicide works. I also applied it to about 20 foot more of congestive plantings. I am amazed and happy that hopes of not having early/late blight and all the rest or just being able to grow my stuff is so finely trancending to my soul so I can go out and prune, weed, keep my leaders staked on lines and can some food for jars you open in winter that are summer in a bottle. love it!

You can compare the active ingredients to the more popular Hydroguard and it is easy to see this is much stronger and cheaper. I can confirm that the cultures are active. I use this in my DWC hydroponic reservoir and my roots are looking great! I'm not sure why there is a rating for the smell, the smell is atrocious, but that is normal and expected. If it doesn't smell then I would be worried. Keep in mind that this is a very high concentration, I only need a very small amount, a few eye drops of, because it goes a long way and will be able to multiply until a good balance is made in the tank.

Works fantastic as a substitute to hydroguard. Just a few drops and my roots stay happy and free of nasty stuff. Only complaint is it should warn you to open this stuff outside. Wow it smells awful. I got this stuff on my hand and I almost puked. Other then that this is a great product. I now wear gloves when handling the AG! The value in this little bottle is saving me hundreds from buying the other watered down stuff.

We have a very large Hardy Hibiscus flowering plant that had wilting / dieback disease. This is an outdoor, in-ground plant. The Hibiscus had many stems with buds ready to open. Unfortunately, one beautiful stem or branch at a time was dying. The rest of the plant looked completely healthy, but one by one a stem would wilt and die. We avoided overwatering, but still were losing a branch at a time. Everything I read seemed to indicate an issue with a soil fungus was responsible. Yesterday, I used a capful of Southern Ag Friendly Fungicide (about a teaspoon) in a gallon of water, mixed well, and applied as a soil drench to the ground around the plant. I did not apply to the leaves. This morning the stem that was wilting is completely revived and healthy looking. Note, the branch that was wilting had just started the wilt process. I am very hopeful that with regular applications every 7-14 days the plant will remain healthy. We live in Zone 5, and this is a 3 year old outdoor Hardy Hibiscus plant. Read the directions on the label for application.