Fungicide: Over- and Undersides of Leaves? - Page 2

jhouse · July 22, 2016

Has anyone tried alternating Mancozeb and Daconil? Do we need to alternate fungicides?

This summer is going to be a challenge with the humidity in Ohio!

Yak54 · July 22, 2016

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Originally Posted by jhouse

Has anyone tried alternating Mancozeb and Daconil? Do we need to alternate fungicides?

This summer is going to be a challenge with the humidity in Ohio!

Yes, that's what I do, and I mix with copper. Rained last night so I am about to spray them again. This time with Daconil. I was mixing the Daconil with copper, but after reading Carolyn's post I will not mix it with Daconil any longer. But I will still mix it with Mancozeb.

jhouse · July 30, 2016

interesting thread, I'm using Daconil and it is quite a chore to try to apply to all surfaces. and I know I miss some.

But, with way too much foliage (have to learn to prune), knock on wood, I only have a little blight and prune it out.
And we have been super humid for a long time, and we be very blight-ey here in SW Ohio. Not a question of if, but when.

Does the milky residue on the tomatoes bother anyone? I just rinse if off, but life would be nicer without it. I've considered stopping the spraying at this point and just pruning out the blighted leaves & stems from here on out.

Nematode · July 30, 2016

Mancozeb + copper ok per north carolina state cooperative ext.

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&sour...Br35lFmC4kR5Jw

July 30, 2016	#18
jhouse Tomatovillian™ Join Date: May 2016 Location: sw ohio Posts: 153	interesting thread, I'm using Daconil and it is quite a chore to try to apply to all surfaces. and I know I miss some. But, with way too much foliage (have to learn to prune), knock on wood, I only have a little blight and prune it out. And we have been super humid for a long time, and we be very blight-ey here in SW Ohio. Not a question of if, but when. Does the milky residue on the tomatoes bother anyone? I just rinse if off, but life would be nicer without it. I've considered stopping the spraying at this point and just pruning out the blighted leaves & stems from here on out. Last edited by jhouse; July 30, 2016 at 09:32 AM. Reason: grammar

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July 22, 2016	#16
jhouse Tomatovillian™ Join Date: May 2016 Location: sw ohio Posts: 153	Has anyone tried alternating Mancozeb and Daconil? Do we need to alternate fungicides? This summer is going to be a challenge with the humidity in Ohio!

July 30, 2016	#19
Nematode Tomatovillian™ Join Date: May 2012 Location: massachusetts Posts: 1,710	Mancozeb + copper ok per north carolina state cooperative ext. https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&sour...Br35lFmC4kR5Jw