Daconil Fungicide, 16-oz.

My boxwood came back from death. I reapplied every 2 weeks and rotated with hydrogen peroxide and water mix

Worked great just like it said

My Hoopsie Blue Spruce was suffering a bad case of needle drop from a fungus . I followed the directions and used it for two years. Hoopsie recovered and is now good as new. I’ll keep it up for prevention.

Works great on mango trees…. Kills almost anything that’s a problem….

Works as advertised and application lasts longer than suggested reapplications.

Recommended for control of Blue Spruce tree diseases

Anthracnose is a nasty fungus. It looks exactly like overwatering and slowly spreads. Think I finally have it under control. My spouse has a lot of houseplants ranging from succulents to philodendron. Recently we had the one two punch of bringing a plant infested with thrips home from Walmart. This was compounded by Anthracnose spreading amongst her plants. First of I STRONGLY SUGGEST the $26 usb microscope if you have plants of any kind. Without it we would still be running in circles. Pests can be very hard to see and clearly identify. It also allowed me to see the fungus well enough to see the small black fruiting bodies of the Anthracnose. Unfortunately microscopic images aren't that common in online discussion so it took a good bit of digging to find out what exactly I was dealing with. Spraying down with daconil and removing infected leaves seems to have stopped this horrible fungus. See images for what it looks like under microscope (note small black round bodies).

It works. This is the only recommended fungicide that works on the current English boxwood fungus infection that turns stems and leaves brown in summer, killing many of them. You need to experiment with the type garden hose sprayer to get the right concentration and use it monthly between May and October. I used it more concentrated than suggested and a white residue is visible on some of the leaves. Yes it is expensive, but I would rather pay $500 a year to save a $100,000 worth of boxwoods. Don't believe those figures? Go to a nursery and see what 2-3 ft boxwoods cost. And then there are 6 ft tall ones. Priceless.