This is a soil-born disease with numerous species that normally affect the plant’s root system. The disease loves moisture. One symptom is that, even though the plant is well irrigated, it looks like it needs water. More watering only worsens the symptoms, and the plant slowly dies. Since this is a soil-borne disease, a soil drench works well to control. P. ramorum, a species of phytophthora which causes Sudden Oak Death. P. ramorum can also be controlled with a basal bark treatment on large oak trees, and with a soil drench on rhododendrons, camellias, etc.

It can be used on all vegetables (including herbs), small fruits and berries, grapes, citrus, outdoor ornamentals, flowers, greenhouse grown vegetables, greenhouse grown ornamentals and lawns.

Bi-Carb Old-Fashioned Fungicide is a preventative and eradicant fungicide for the control of powdery mildew, based on potassium bicarbonate.

Mixing Brandt INDICATE 5 into your spray solution requires no lab tests, litmus paper, or guesswork and eliminates the need to test the water pH with any additional equipment.