Liquid Harvest Broad Spectrum Disease Control – 32 Ounces - 14.3% Propiconazole Fungicide for Turf, Ornamentals & Plants – Effective Against Powdery Mildew, Rust, Leaf Spot & More for Healthier Plants

Really amazing product! Helped my issues with crepe myrtles and hydrangeas

This fungicide has quickly become one of the most reliable tools in my lawn and garden care routine. It’s highly concentrated, so a single container goes a long way—depending on how strong you mix it, you can make anywhere from a handful of gallons up to several dozen. I usually aim for a middle-ground mix and it’s been more than enough to keep fungus under control without wasting product. Application is straightforward. I typically use a backpack sprayer, filling halfway with water, adding the fungicide, then topping it off to keep everything well blended. It’s potent stuff, so protective gear is a must, but the results are worth it. Within days I noticed improvement in my St. Augustine grass, and my ornamentals have also responded well, with fungal spots stopping their spread. What I really appreciate is the flexibility. It works both as a preventative when watered into the lawn and as a curative when left to sit on the blades. For best results, it should be rotated with a different type of fungicide every couple of applications to prevent resistance—something I’ve done successfully by alternating with Azoxystrobin. Considering how much coverage you get per container compared to the cost of professional treatments, it’s a solid value. If you want something dependable for fighting common lawn diseases and protecting plants, this is an excellent choice.

14.3% Propiconazole Fungicide , one of the strongest concentrations available. treating my St. Augustine for fungus, using a 4 gallon backpack sprayer, put 1/2 water in fungicide, then rest of water to keep it in the emulsion form. Very strong so wear proper protection. It is starting to work, was around $45/32 ounces so not cheap but good documentation.

Maybe working on our willow with black fungus...seems to be better....

Good professional quality fungal control! Depending on the strength you need from this, one container will make as little as 8 gallons and up to 64... I tend to land somewhere in the middle. Rarely feel like I need full strength but like to mix it with a bit of potency. It's a very effective chemical to have in your arsenal for controlling fungus in the yard and planter areas. Price is very reasonable considering how much of it you can make and compared to paying someone else to do what is a very easy job. I personally like to use a surfactant as well to help it stick to the leaves... but I don't think it's necessarily required.

Who knew my lawn needed its own ninja assassin? This Liquid Harvest Propiconazole Fungicide is like a tiny SWAT team for my turf and ornamentals — busting fungal skulls before I even knew they were partying down there. D & D Pest Control Co. out here in Eastern North Carolina uses this stuff all the time, and after seeing the results on customers' yards, I decided my poor stressed lawn deserved some VIP protection too. Now my azaleas don’t look like they’re auditioning for a zombie movie, and my turf isn’t sprouting weird mystery patches that make me itch just looking at them. The 32 oz bottle is surprisingly mighty — it’s like having a little tank of justice on standby. I mixed it according to the label (wear your gloves, friends, you’re not making salad dressing), sprayed it, and then watched as my fungal problems packed their bags and moved out. I half expected tiny U-Hauls to show up. And guess what? Turns out this stuff is a multitasker! I’ve also learned people use it on roses, ornamental shrubs, golf courses, and even fruit trees (always double check your local regs & label). Might try it on my uncle’s sad peach tree next — it looks like it needs life coaching. 💚 I really appreciate Liquid Harvest for making such a straightforward, heavy-hitting fungicide that even a mere mortal homeowner like me can apply without feeling like I need a PhD in plant pathology. And hats off to D & D Pest Control Co. for recommending it — they’ve turned my North Carolina yard into a fungus-free fortress. If you want a healthy green paradise that looks like it’s flexing on your neighbors, give this a go. Your plants will throw a tiny ticker-tape parade in your honor. 🌱🎉