Re: Damping Off

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• Date: Fri, 11 Apr 1997 05:39:33 -0700
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Anthony Gal wrote:
> 
> I think that some of my seedlings are succumbing to damping off.  They grow
> well
> for a while, then wilt, and wither away.  Although I just a beginner,
> I've tried to prevent it through various steps (bleaching & scrubbing pots,
> use of sterile soilless mix, and watering from below, etc).  Nonetheless,
> the damping off has killed a consierable number of plants.  So, I'm trying
> to save
> what's left..
> 
> Besides prevention, which I will more meticulously approach next year, what
> commerical sources of fungicides are readilly available?  I went to a large
> nursery chain and all they had was fungicide for roses and the like.  Would
> this
> work?  Or are there specific products to control this problem?
> 
> Any thoughts would be welcomed.
> 
> Anthony Gal
> agal@emory.edu
Clearys 3336 is a broad spectrum fungicide that is used in the hort
industry for damping off.

• Re: Damping Off
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• From: Anthony Gal <agal@emory.edu>

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