An unaware visitor visiting my garden would think all is well and healthy. I know otherwise as
I am a close inspector daily.
I am dealing with grey mold and it is almost microscopic. On stems it is, I think, a lost cause.
But I have a few dozen healthy back-up plants.
I've been holding my other hand over the blossoms while copper misting. Most issues are on lower
leaves and removing what leaves are not important.
I have a small hand mister/spritzer for individual leaves. (potassium bicarbonate)
Copper too strong and too often will do a bit of unfortunate killing yet the proper dose will help
those of us suffering,
Not funny really but I'm of the age to accept what happens and do what I have time for.
I have a few dozen test starts I don't need, to experiment with.
Gloves or a barrier oil helps if gloves are an issue. (I make a beeswax coconut oil garden hand cream
that protects my hands since I hate gloves.)
Also depends on how many plants need such attention.