Liquid Harvest Broad Spectrum Disease Control – 32 Ounces - 14.3% Propiconazole Fungicide for Turf, Ornamentals & Plants – Effective Against Powdery Mildew, Rust, Leaf Spot & More for Healthier Plants

The product is perfect. I over applied, but the plant is healing. Do not over apply. I lost more leaves on my Guava plant from over applying the product than I did from the fungus.

Does it work on Goji berry vine "rust" fungus, YES. It arrived leaking all over, even though it was in a plastic bag..still leaked several ounces, making a mess and soaking the use fold out paper.

Really amazing product! Helped my issues with crepe myrtles and hydrangeas

14.3% Propiconazole Fungicide , one of the strongest concentrations available. treating my St. Augustine for fungus, using a 4 gallon backpack sprayer, put 1/2 water in fungicide, then rest of water to keep it in the emulsion form. Very strong so wear proper protection. It is starting to work, was around $45/32 ounces so not cheap but good documentation.

I have a number of plants in my yard and in my home. One of those plants is a peony plot area. I actually have several plots of in-ground peonies; however, one particular plot seems predisposed to be impacted every single year without fail by powdery mildew. This is a most unsightly and contagious issue. It is still a bit early where I am for powdery mildew to set in, however when the hotter days come, it will inevitably impact that particular plot and if left unaddressed, will definitely spread among the other peonies. I have tried to sell the idea of replacing this particular cultivar (variety) with one that is less prone to being impacted by the issue but have been unsuccessful in selling that idea. Powdery mildew on my peonies is generally the sole issue that I typically deal with where I am currently, and this Liquid Harvest broad spectrum fungicide is just what the Dr. Ordered! I am delighted to have it. The great thing is that this is the key constituent component that is a commonly prescribed method of dealing with many of the fungal diseases. A widely accepted prescriptive has been the 14.3% Propiconazole Fungicide. The excellent aspect of this wonderful product is that it can be utilized as a preventative or a curative! If one keeps an eye out staying vigilant of any fungal disease, one should immediately remove the infected areas that are showing signs of the disease (whatever it may be, whether powdery mildew or a different affliction) and after dispatching with those infected pieces, begin treatment in earnest. The window has now narrowed considerably for being proactive as you are now addressing an affliction. If you have not been treating prophylactically in a preemptive manner, now is the time to increase the dosage to a bit stronger concentration for addressing the cure for it. I have successfully utilized the product on at least two separate occasions successfully. The product was easy to use and mix and given my past experiences I would most definitely give my full recommendation for this product. Used properly it can be a tremendous tool in addressing the virulent contagion of powdery mildew as well as a wide range of fungal type infections. Highly recommended particularly for the causes I have articulated! This is an excellent product, and is good to have on hand, as you never know when you will need it. Highly recommended!

I have been using this product for the last three months (applied three times) to clear up my lawn’s fungal infection in N. Fl.. But using as instructed, I had no positive result's. However, when I went back to a granular product with the same active ingredient. I noticed improvement within days. So I’m naturally skeptical about the effectiveness of this product & the manufacturer.

Maybe working on our willow with black fungus...seems to be better....

This fungicide has quickly become one of the most reliable tools in my lawn and garden care routine. It’s highly concentrated, so a single container goes a long way—depending on how strong you mix it, you can make anywhere from a handful of gallons up to several dozen. I usually aim for a middle-ground mix and it’s been more than enough to keep fungus under control without wasting product. Application is straightforward. I typically use a backpack sprayer, filling halfway with water, adding the fungicide, then topping it off to keep everything well blended. It’s potent stuff, so protective gear is a must, but the results are worth it. Within days I noticed improvement in my St. Augustine grass, and my ornamentals have also responded well, with fungal spots stopping their spread. What I really appreciate is the flexibility. It works both as a preventative when watered into the lawn and as a curative when left to sit on the blades. For best results, it should be rotated with a different type of fungicide every couple of applications to prevent resistance—something I’ve done successfully by alternating with Azoxystrobin. Considering how much coverage you get per container compared to the cost of professional treatments, it’s a solid value. If you want something dependable for fighting common lawn diseases and protecting plants, this is an excellent choice.