BonideInfuse Systemic Disease Control, 32 oz Ready-to-Spray Solution for Lawn & Landscape, Fungicide for Turf & Ornamentals

Great product. Saved several older plants I have!!!! Make sure it’s right for your application.

Excellent. Used for years. Easy to apply. Very effective.

I wish I had realized that this is designed to attach to a hose. I did not want to mess with dragging the hose out and attaching/detaching the bottle. I mixed the solution with some water in a regular spray bottle and used it that way. Just be aware that you need to use with a hose or remix to a spray bottle.

I have grown a great love for this product. The quality is amazing I had several plants that were on the verge of dying from several diseases and when I bought this I had small hope that it would help but it cleared up all of my plants that were struggling and now they are thriving. I only normally use a teaspoon amount of this concentrate per quarter gallon of water. It's very easy to do if you have teaspoons specifically for it like I do that way you do not have to worry about whether or not you are cleaning it thoroughly enough. The effect of the product on my plants was absolutely amazing the value for the cost is by far above and beyond what I would have imagined and I hope that they keep their product affordable. I have used this product for several different reasons, for instance when I noticed that some of my plants were showing signs of potential rot I went ahead and treated with this and within 2 weeks they were much better. I don't know much about the toxicity of it but I also have no interest in ingesting it and I do not allow my animals to eat my plants.

I'm pleased with the performance of this disease control spray. It's been working well on ornamentals to combat black spot and powdery mildew. It's easy to mix with water, and sufficiently concentrated so that the bottle will provide quite a few treatments. There is some smell to it, but it's not bad at all, and dissipates quickly.Since this is a systemic product that is absorbed by the plant it's not something I would use on edible plants in the garden, but for the ornamentals, it's been performing well for me. Five stars.

Worked great but took a few weeks to really notice the effect. Got rid of the orange rust on my decorative fine line buckthorn plants lining my patio. The orange sponges spots showed up out of nowhere after some recent rainfall and I was horrified as I love those bushes so I searched Amazon and found this product and I am so glad I did. Reasonably priced, effective and very easy to use by attaching to hose and spraying following the on-label directions.

So I guess third time was a charm. I bought this twice before but for some unknown reason it never treated the anthracnose blight and spots ravaging my indoor houseplants despite reading and researching that propincanizole is the best systemic fungicide for anthracnose fungal diseases. I did not want to give up. The third bottle, perhaps because it is newer formulation, I have no idea but it reduced symptoms. Not totally fully clear but I will spray foliage again in the next week and half. You dont want this fungus to stay in your house. It is a pain to clear from plants. The spores are very prolific and spreads ao easily via air despite two true HEPA filtered air purifiers and dehumidifying ACs. I am about to quit plants if they keep getting blighted.UPDATE Sept 5th, 2019: So my 4th bottle was not very effective. I order a 4th one as a follow up to the remaining blight on my houseplants. But this time this bottle made the blight worst for some odd reason. Maybe wetting the foliage but how else do we apply it but to wet the foliage? Also I notice that sometimes the content of the bottle is cloudy and there were other bottles with content that has a very clear liquid. I don't know why this discrepancy? Is this normal and just from packaging and travling getting shaken up? Is the color of the liquid significant? Why is there no consistency with the fluid and the results of various bottles?

I looked everywhere for some kind of fungicide for my Crepe Myrtle bush. Nothing at the lawn and garden box stores. I looked on Amazon and found this. Thought it was a bit pricey, but I love my blooming bush every year. I read the fungus could kill the blooms. My bush is so high, I needed a spray to work on the hose. I had to spray twice and did about two or three weeks apart. The fungus was gone and my Crepe Myrtle is blooming great. Thanks.