Is root rot a problem in your garden? Which crops? OMRI???? I have no experience with it.

Jim

OMRI-organic materials review institute. Means the product is approved for organic use ; )

i suspect i do get a little root rot Jimster. Not sure which pathogen but it takes out the occasional cabbage, quite a few shallots and i'm pretty sure peas. Combination of warm temps and clay soil i suppose.

i think management is usually crop rotation or the planting of resistant varieties. It would be nice to add a new trick to the bag.

i'm also interested in the idea that drenching a 'clean' area might help prevent predatory fungus from becoming established in new areas of the garden

I've been using it for 3 Seasons:

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The EarthTainer of Snow Peas on the far right was the "control"; the 'Tainer on the far left was treated with Actinovate:

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Actinovate is a "must-have" supplement for my garden.

Raybo

Ray are you using it as a foliar spray or soil drench or both?

Those are some nice looking peas. i would be happy if my peas looked as good as even your 'control' plant!

maui,

I primarily use it as a soil drench about a week after initial planting. I do a second soil drench about one month later. If I get hit with Powdery Leaf Mildew, it is effective against that. However, for this condition, I find Serenade more economical per treatment.

Raybo

I was just reading about this as a possible treatment for Early Blight on tomatoes. My bottom leaves are all turning yellow and I've tried trimming but it is still coming back so I was considering buying this. Not sure if it will be too late for these maters though.

Has anyone had success with this product for Early Blight?