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christrules |
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Do you use a soil fungicide or a seed fungicide? Can you share which product/method and quantities? Do you ammend the planting area with fungicide or just pot it? Is it powder or liquid? Organic or in-organic? How's your experience with these in the past? Greg
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5/4/2007 1:57:13 PM
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Jason D |
Georgia
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Ive found the Captan powder works great. After the seed has been soaked dust it with Captan powder this helps fight against damping off disease.
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5/4/2007 4:40:12 PM
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