Southern Ag Thiomyl Ornamental Systemic Fungicide, 2 Ounce

I love this stuff. This has saved several of my desert roses that had root rot that recovered. I also use it on my pruning cuts before I glue them. Will buy again.

This appeared to do it's job and saved one of my orchids I got that became all moldy. I like that it was a smaller container because I use only a small amount at a time. I just mix it up in a spray bottle and spray it where needed. I make it fresh each time though because I'm not sure how long it lasts once in solution. I imagine it breaks down, but couldn't figure out how fast.

This product was one of the required ingredients for regular care of my rose bushes.

I'm not an expert in organic chemistry or horticulture, but this seems to have resolved the problems I've had with red blight on amaryllis (soaked the bulbs) and damping off on seedlings (spraying over soil surface). Given the amount I've used so far, 2 oz should last me for at least a decade, too.

Very effective on my orchids. I had a fungus on a Vanda with has been completely resolved. Cheaper than Cleareys and has the same ingredient.

I've been fighting a severe anthracnose infection in a mango using phosphorous acid/neem oil with no luck. A combination of thiomyl, captan, and phosphrous acid has saved it. All were applied at recommended strength, 14 day intervals, via foliar spray.

Good spray use it on orchids and roses

I just used this 8n a more diluted fashion. I put in 6 tsp per 3 gallons of water. After applying I watered the plants with regular water just to dute it a bit more. Lastly I mixed some regular fish fertilizer with about 5 tbs of 3% hydrogen peroxide in a full 4 gallon bucket of water and applied two solo cups per 20 gallon pot. I'm going to wait 2 weeks and I will report back.