Re: White Fuzz
Lightly spray the plant and soil with the solution.
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From: "Nancy Fleming" <cup_t_cake@ywave.com>
To: <pumpkins@hort.net>
Sent: Saturday, May 27, 2006 11:04 AM
Subject: RE: White Fuzz
> Thanks for the solution, Don. I have a couple of questions. Can I use
Copper
> Sulfate instead of the Daconil? Would it have the same results? If the
> problem with the mildew is excess moisture and cold temperatures, wouldn't
the
> foliar spray and molasses make the problem worse? I guess I'm assuming
that
> the molasses would be mixed with water or compost tea and sprayed on the
plant
> and surrounding area. I understand putting down kelp and the foliar spray
with
> molasses for the beneficial microbes in the soil, but I wonder about the
spray
> application of the molasses. I have heard of dry molasses. Is this an
O.K.
> substitute for wet molasses if it's worked into the soil? I'm not even
sure
> where one would get dry molasses! Nancy
>
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