How to treat common fungal diseases like blight, septoria, rust and black spot in the garden 🍅🥒🍊
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- In this video I wanted to show you how to identify and treat black spot, rust & fungal diseases that are happening throughout the garden. So it doesn't spread to other plants throughout your garden like it has already started in mine. I hope this video helps you to identify and treat any fungus or mold issues arising in your garden. It spreads really fast and all your pruners, bottles and garden supplies need to be wiped down with peroxide, bleach or alchohol after trimming each branch so you don't spread fungus/mold spores around to healthy leaves and other plants.
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Thank you girl. You might have just saved my entire garden including my cannabis plants. ❤️
I've changed my techniques and methods a little bit since I posted this video a few yrs ago. What is it your having difficulty with?
I'm always here to help whenever I can so don't hesitate to ask if you have any questions😉
I’ve been dealing with black spot this entire season. We’ve had a lot of rain and it’s been much more humid than normal. Its more contagious than covid 19 to plants.
Right lol. I feel your pain. Blackspot is devious and hard to get rid of. We fight so many pests and diseases growing here in Central Florida. Have you tried 100% organic, cold pressed Neem oil? It works wonders if the hydrogen peroxide doesn't take care of it😉
@@StaceyHerewegrowagain I will give it a try. Thank you. You are a very helpful person.
Moved to a hotter state last year and my garden is starting to look like this! Thank you Sooooooooo much for this helpful information! It's 109 right now so I'll have to wait to the wee morning hours to start this regimen. Thank you again Stacy!
Hi there. Your so welcome! I have changed a few of my methods over the years but I still use neem oil and hydrogen peroxide to treat pests and diseases. If it was me, I would treat in the evening when the sun starts to go down this way there's no chance of the leaves getting burned or the sun hitting the leaves with solution on them. I always try to treat in the evening just because of the risk of burning😉 Summer is so tough here in florida. Remember to test spray in an inconspicuous area first, somewhere on the lower leaves and wait 24hrs to make sure the type of plant can handle the neem oil. If no signs of burning, you know your safe to spray the entire plant down. Some plants can be a bit sensitive to it😉 I'm always here if you need anything! Wishing you the best of luck on your growing adventures 🌱
Drill holes in the bottom center of the pots and add more drainage rock and the plant will be less susceptible to root rot and fungus ….. I noticed most black round pots don’t have holes near the center of the bottom , they only have drain holes on the side and the middle of the pot stays overly wet and soaked and rots the roots
Great suggestions
I'm honestly thinking about moving my garden inside like how people grow pot plants indoors. Then I can have blueberries and strawberries during the winter too. There's too many problems outside
Thank you for this video and information 👍 I have never had this problem before. I think it came from the soil that I bought. God bless you and your family 💕🙏🤗
for H202 soil treatment it's 1 part H202 to 2 parts water. 1:2 ratio or 1:3 ratio for a smaller potted plant. 1 teaspoon to 1 cup of water for bacterial, fungus, viral infection for leaves.
Thanks for the tips. I've noticed my plants tend to burn a bit if I go too strong with peroxide. If it's working for you, that's great!
Thank you, thank you. This is exactly what I needed today. I appreciate you!
Anytime! I'm always happy to help 🌱 Thanks for stopping in 🌻
Right on Girl.
I use 100% uncut neem oil.. I use 60/70% peroxide just on the soil, even though Neem is just fine all on it's own. They continue to use the peroxide because this year my hydrangeas my butterfly plants have been attacked like no one business really bad this year. ..
Thank you for your advice!
Great info!
I just got mine, blueberry bushes in the mail, which came with black spots 😡 I sprayed Neem oil on it. Hopefully it will fix it. Sprayed yesterday, the day I got them and today w Neem oil. I left them in the 3 gallon pots they came it but I also put a nutrient layer of dirt also helps hold water.
how are the blueberry plants now
@@Adrian-cw8yu they died bought better ones from a nursery this yr.
Its still producing every year 😁🌱 It's my favorite variety by far. The berries are so tart, sweet and refreshing.
I just tried this on my blueberry tree's. Hopefully it works because my trees are in the ground so if they become a lost cause I'll have to dig them up. Errr.
My saskatoon berry plant is getting a double whammy... june bugs are munching on the good leaves and rust on the bottom leaves... poor thing... im.not sure if its salvageable... ill try to get it healthy... wish me luck
Good luck 😊
Many thanks.
Hi Stacey... I planted ten viburnum in 2019, and they're all doing great, except one. Its leaves are turning yellow & red plus there are large, blotchy, brown spots on some of the leaves. Will the Neem oil handle this?
It should take care of most diseases.
@@StaceyHerewegrowagain thanks so much!
Your welcome! I'm just so sorry it took so long to answer your question. TH-cam has been really funny lately and all my comments are years late lol. I sincerely apologize for that. I just did a recent video on treating diseases in the soil and on leaves. Here's a link th-cam.com/video/6BmkB1DhNL4/w-d-xo.html
@@StaceyHerewegrowagain no problem... my Viburnum is doing great, thanks to you!
Thank you! I'm getting some need oil extract
How should I add the neem oil? Should I spray it on the leaves or add it to the soil. Also do I just add the peroxide to the soil as well?
Here's some tips on how to apply and use the products. I just did a recent video on how I treat with it. th-cam.com/video/6BmkB1DhNL4/w-d-xo.html
i just noticed an issue with my begonia- i am trying to dry it out. i will finish this video but i am hoping i don’t have to cut my stem ? i see you’re pulling off the leaves. just hope i don’t have to cut my stem 😣😟- i cannot use peroxide until the soil dries out which will probably be around two weeks.
My lilipilly hedge which is large and been growing for 10 years, has just got Australian mertyl rust.
Its viscious. I have been spraying every 2 days at night with chlorine dioxide which seemed to be helping.
But now the rust is winning again😭
Hi.
What strength of hydrogen peroxide are you using ? Thanks in advance.
Hi, I do want to mention that I stopped using hydrogen peroxide because the 100% cold pressed Neem oil seems to do the trick for all the fungus, mildew and most pest problems (like aphids, spidermites, thrips etc). But I also use a Bt thuricide for any caterpillars, worms, moths/whiteflies. These 2 products work great together and I haven't had to use the hydrogen peroxide in a very long time. Just make sure the Neem oil is 100% cold pressed if you get it. It works a lot better than the Neem extract. As far as the peroxide goes, I really can't remember what I used, it was so long ago and I really don't need it anymore with all the other treatments I do. I believe I used the 3% peroxide
@@StaceyHerewegrowagain do you add anything to the neem oil? And how often do you use it on diseased plants?
The neem oil should be mixed exactly as it states on the products label. The reason I say this is because there are so many different brands of Cold pressed Neem oil out there, each requiring their own directions. I use the dyna-gro brand or the NimBioSys Neem oil which seems to work best. I use it as a preventative, once every week to 2 weeks... When I have a pest problem, I treat once every few days, until it's gone. Remember that neem oil is an oil and it doesn't mix well with water. Using a non scented dish soap to emulsify the oil and water together is recommended. I use 1 to 2tsp dawn dish soap with, 2.5 tsp neem oil per gallon of water. I shake it up and mix it thoroughly, until the neem oil is incorporated all the way. If you don't mix the neem oil enough it can severely burn your leaves. Remember to never treat in direct sunlight because it can burn your plants significantly. When treating, I shake the mixed solution frequently, to reincorporate the neem oil and water together, it'll start separating after sitting for a few minutes.. It's important to keep the solution mixed together as your treating so it doesn't clump up on your leaves and cause burn spots.
I hope this answers your question. Let me know if you need anything else, I'm always here to help whenever I can😉
@@StaceyHerewegrowagain thank you!!!! So helpful!!
Does this pertain to rust as well? My sweet viburnums were doing so good brought them back to life this spring here in St Pete and all of a sudden I have rust forming like last year. I’m going to 😭😭😭
It will help with rust, yes. They also make something specifically for rust but I'm just not sure of the name.
Iam havin this on my knockout rose left a few shes bald right now 😢
I'm sorry to hear that. Have you tried neem oil treatments or hydrogen peroxide treatments?
I feel stupid for purchasing a palm tree that is infested with Blight🤦🏾♀️ I need to save it ASAP
It happens. Don't feel stupid.. keep growing learning.. treat with a natural funguide like the hydrogen peroxide or I use the 100% organic Neem oil.. I have videos on treating and using it
@@StaceyHerewegrowagain thank you. I am using a mix of Warm-ish water, Bicarbonate of soda, sunflower oil and a bit of soap to mix it together. I'm going to keep trying over the next 2-3 weeks to get these plants better. Realised my whole garden is in bad shape. But I'm here to learn from it
Gardening is a constant learning process.. I'm still learning new things everyday and I've been growing for about 6 yrs now. I'm always here to help if you need anything😊
Could you please leave a link to the100%. Cold pressed neem oil you use thanks
This link should get you to David Witwams page. Hes the owner of Witwam Organics.. He's great and is always happy to answer any questions you have 😉 I go to him for most of my nutrients and pest control products... whitwamorganics.com/collections/pest-contr
Lmk if you need anything else! I'm always happy to help!
I also use the Bt thuricide spray he sells and it works wonders for caterpillars, worms moths and many other destructive leaf eaters😉
Hello, I am having leaf rust. Can I use both neem oil and hydrogen peroxide. Is your blueberry plant doing good. Thank you so much for your time🙏🙏
How you like the Coco Loco?
It's good but you have to watch the acidity levels because it can make your soil alkaline especially using rain water along with it. It also holds a lot of moisture which is good for a lot of moisture loving plants and outdoors, but using it inside I kind of had to stop because it attracts too many gnats so you have to watch the watering. Otherwise it's really good and fertile
@@StaceyHerewegrowagain thanks for the reply. I'll keep that in mind.
What about brown spots without yellowing?
It could be a few things.. maybe underwatering, sunburn, nitrogen or nutrient burn from feeding too much, pests in the soil messing with the roots, it could be the soil if its not potted in the correct growing medium etc. . its hard to say without seeing it. I usually start with eliminating and fixing one thing at a time. See if it works for the next few days and if there's no improvement go onto the next thing you think it might be. With some experience and trial and error you'll be a pro in no time! I hope this helps a bit. Let me know if you need anything else. If it's something I've delt with before I'd be happy to help you figure it out 😁
How did you get diseases on your plants if you know how to treat them?
Even the most experienced gardener gets pests and diseases at times. It's just something we deal with as apart of growing and nature is going to do what it does 😊 We can only take steps to prevent future issues from arriving. When you grow so many plants, your bound to come up with something 🌱🪴🐝🌵🍅🥕🫐
your H202 soil solution is too weak!
I start weak and add more if I need to. I don't like to over due it.
anything that’s living in there is going to be gone!
there's a fungus among us (not just Liberals)