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Gardeneer · April 2, 2017

Well, whether the fungus is transported via air or comes from the ground and lands on the foliage
spraying is a preventing measure to keep the spores from multiplying and spreading. That is the main purpose of FUNGAL SPRAYING, in my view. At certain instances , certain fungicides might also keep the spreading at the bay or slow it down. But it is better to prevent it or destroy the fungus as soon as it lands on the foliage. Makes sense to me.
This procedure costs me few dollars and some time and effort, which I have already dedicated to gardening activity.
I must add that one has power to rule in his own garden, to fungicide or not fungicide. Those who don't they have pretty good reasons of their own. This is very much like health, eating and food diet.

April 2, 2017	#9
Gardeneer Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2015 Location: NC - zone 8a - heat zone 7 Posts: 4,915	Well, whether the fungus is transported via air or comes from the ground and lands on the foliage spraying is a preventing measure to keep the spores from multiplying and spreading. That is the main purpose of FUNGAL SPRAYING, in my view. At certain instances , certain fungicides might also keep the spreading at the bay or slow it down. But it is better to prevent it or destroy the fungus as soon as it lands on the foliage. Makes sense to me. This procedure costs me few dollars and some time and effort, which I have already dedicated to gardening activity. I must add that one has power to rule in his own garden, to fungicide or not fungicide. Those who don't they have pretty good reasons of their own. This is very much like health, eating and food diet. __________________ Gardeneer Happy Gardening !