Southern AG Liquid Copper Fungicide is labeled to be used on roses, with a warning that discoloration of foliage and/or blooms has been noted in some species. According to the manufacturer, desert rose species will experience discoloration once treated with the product, which will resolve over the course of 1-3 weeks.
Southern Ag Liquid Copper will kill ball moss on live oak trees. You would use 2 oz. per gallon of water. Apply in Spring when the ball moss is actively growing, using 1.5 gallons of spray per foot of tree height. Make sure to wet ball moss tufts thoroughly. A second application may be required after 12 months. Please review the product label for complete application instructions and precautions.
Southern AG Liquid Copper Fungicide can be used to on Windmill Palms. Mix with water and apply as a cover spray. Apply 4 -6 teaspoons per gallon, beginning when disease is expected or first symptoms appear. Repeat every 7 to 10 days as needed to control disease. Use higher rates and shorter intervals during periods of frequent rain or when severe disease conditions are present. For aiding in winter protection, apply just prior to anticipated frost conditions. Please refer to product label, for directions.
We apologize for any confusion. While Southern AG Liquid Copper Fungicide does state on the product label that it can be used on roses, there is a side note that discoloration of foilage and/or blooms has been noted on some varieties. You would not be able to drench the soil around the rose bush as it needs to be applied directly the foilage itself to be effective.
Southern AG Liquid Copper Fungicide can safely be applied to boxwoods when following label instructions.
Southern AG Liquid Copper Fungicide is best applied to prevent diseases. This is usually on new growth before heat and humidity favor disease development. It should not be used in temperatures over 85 degrees. We usually recommend to spray early in the morning or in the evening when the temperatures are usually cooler. Spraying in the heat of the day will cause the foliage to burn.
Southern AG Insecticides Liquid Copper Fungicide can be used at rate of 4 teaspoons per gallon of water on peaches per the product label.
The Southern AG Liquid Copper Fungicide rate for mangos as listed on the product label is 4 tsp per gallon. Apply weekly from the time the panicles are 2 inches in length until all fruits are set and monthly thereafter until August.
Southern Ag Liquid Copper Fungicide can be used at a rate of 2-4 tsp. per 2 gallons of water per 1,000 square feet on Citrus and 4 tsp. per 2 gallons of water per 1,000 square feet on Avocados.
Yes, Southern AG Liquid Copper Fungicide can be used on shrubs.
Liquid Copper Fungicide can be used to treat Septoria Leaf Spot but ideally should also be applied at the first sign of the disease. Applying in the fall would not 100% prevent it in the spring.
Unfortunately, once the disease has established, it is difficult to control. Encouraging air movement to reduce leaf wetness, removing infected leaves, even if just a few, will help, and then a general purpose garden fungicide may also help reduce the spread of the disease. These are preventative fungicide treatments and will not cure the disease but will help keep it from spreading.
Southern AG Liquid Copper Fungicide works for prevention and treatment of listed diseases. It is important that you are sure what disease is causing spots on the palms. We suggest that you reach out to your local cooperative extension office Master Gardener for an identification first and they may suggest a product. We will be happy to assist you further with this information. Thank you!
According to the manufacturer, Southern AG Liquid Copper Fungicide should not be used on trees in a pasture where animals graze.
Southern AG Liquid Copper Fungicide can be mixed at the rate of 1-6 tsp. per gallon of water, depending on what you are treating for. Please refer to the product label for specific application instructions.
Southern AG Liquid Copper Fungicide is labeled for use on turfgrass to control algae at a rate of 1 pint per 1000 sq ft in at least 5 gallons of water. So to treat 200 square feet, you would use 3.2 oz of concentrate in at least 1 gallon of water. The best way to do this at a setting of 2 oz per gallon of water would be to put 3.2 oz of concentrate in your hose-end sprayer reservoir and then apply the product evenly over the area until you are out of product.
While Southern AG Liquid Copper Fungicide does state on the product label that it can be used on roses, there is a side note that discoloration of foilage and/or blooms has been noted on some varieties. You would not be able to drench the soil around the rose bush as it needs to be applied directly the foilage itself to be effective.
The mix rate for Southern AG Liquid Copper Fungicide for ornamentals is 2 teaspoons per gallon of water.
