Organic Fungicide Liquid Concentrate for Indoor, Outdoor, and House Plants – Natural Fungicide for Plants, Lawn Fungus Treatment, Powdery Mildew Control, Mushroom Lawn Treatment, Spider Mite Defense

I love using this product. Its simple to use and i can't see a difference in my plants after a week of using it.

I tried this on my Peach Trees this summer, which were being severely attacked by Baterial Leaf Blight.One of the trees lost almost half its leaves. Other fungicides tried were a complete failure. I applied this product following the bottle directions, spraying the trees very thoroughly every 5 days for a total of 4 applications. STOPPED THE DISEASE DEAD IN ITS TRACKS AND SAVED THE FRUIT CROP. I followed up with a few more sprayings at 10 day intervals. Was able to get a very large harvest of delicious peaches! This will be my Go-To product for leaf diseases on my fruit trees in the future. (BTW, my local Co-op Extension Service told me there was nothing I could do about this disease.)

I had a fungus gnat problem and also had a few other bugs, whose name I can't remember at the moment, and I used this product in conjunction with their fungicide and it wiped out my bug problems in less than two months. I was surprised at how efficient it was, because after watching many a youtube tutorial on how to naturally alleviate indoor plan bug infestation, I tried cinnamon, hydrogen peroxide, diatomaceous earth, and colloidal silver, and none worked for me. Thank goodness this did!I love the packaging and that it's organic, and most of all, like I said, it's efficacy when used with the fungicide, especially for fungus gnats.

Currently in my first year of raised bed gardening so, naturally, I’ve been freaking out about most bugs and damage to my plants. Was looking for something organic, that works as both a foliar and ground spray, when I stumbled across Arber on Shark Tank. This review is specifically for the insecticide and fungicide combo pack.During the initial setup of a Greenstalk vertical planter, I noticed a hefty amount of aphids. After applying the Arber insecticide nightly, the amount seen on the vertical planter has diminished significantly. The insecticide also seems to be working on my cucurbits and other plants in the raised beds as there’s minimal damage and bad bugs are rarely seen (though I do inject my plants susceptible to vine borers with a healthy dose of BT as well and have co-planted other plants to help ward off bad bugs). The amount of caterpillars and gnats/flies I’ve seen have also diminished.The fungicide seems to be helping other plants as well. Compared to the leaves growing while at the store, any newer growth appears lush and very green. While it may not be a noted use case, I use it as a foliar spray on my citrus plants/trees as well.Both the insecticide and fungicide are easy to mix and I mix in them the same sprayer (which seems to be okay per the instructions). The insecticide isn’t as thick as the fungicide and I’ve found myself with more fungicide remaining in the bottle after all of the insecticide has been used (by about an ounce or two). The fungicide does smell a little worse than the insecticide. Neither smell like chemicals but have that usual natural, organic smell.I’ve noticed no burn damage on the leaves of any of my plants from use. I typically spray in the evenings after the pollinators have stopped flying and the sun has gone down a bit. Plants get a healthy spray, from a one-gallon sprayer, on top and on the underside of the leaves. For good measure I also spray the soil/mulch around the base of the plants and any stalks/stems. One gallon goes a long way in my garden and I usually have extra left over after spraying.I mix, per the instructions, using an old dosing cup marked for the appropriate per-gallon ratio. The cups fit nicely over the tops of the bottles for storage. It’d be helpful if one was packaged with the products (but I understand the added value equals increased production cost).As far as pricing is concerned, I’ve found that there’s about a $10 difference between ordering the two pack off of Amazon and ordering through the Arber website (still the same at the time of writing this). Cheaper via Amazon. As such, I’ll likely always order via Amazon. Shipping through Amazon is likely quicker as well.For now, the Arber insecticide and fungicide seem to be working as they should with nightly application via a one-gallon sprayer. I’m happy with the product and have ordered an additional pack of the insecticide and fungicide as well as have added on their plant food and protectant.

I had a terrible spider mite outbreak on my indoor jungle. I bought this product because I was assured by many that it would remedy the problem, and it is not harmful to helpful bugs. Turns out, it does not work on spider mites. It may work on other pests, but I was not battling any other bugs. The product actually smells quite good. I am unsure how long the effects last since it did not work for my issue. The instructions are simple and easy to follow. Please try a different product if spider mites are your issue.

So far I only used it on Mealybugs for my bird of paradise plant. This plant is in the house away from other plants. I have followed the dilution/use instructions correctly (rechecked every time). I did not start with many, just a few. I have watered the soil with the solution two times and sprayed the plant four different times. I still have them…

Super fast, product arrived a day before estimate. Easy to mix in a 1 quart spray bottle. In the day since it arrived I’ve treated my roses for possible botrytis as the blossom petals appear scorched. I like that this product is not toxic to beneficial insects. My fingers are crossed that this is the answer. A week will tell.

The best stuff that I have found yet for fungus gnats in my house plants. You added to the water and I also added some in a mist bottle and spray around where the gnats were and added sticky traps.. gone! It killed them and the larvae. I’m gonna keep this product on hand from now on.