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21 years ago

The Dahlia Society recommends dusting tubers with sulfur dust before wrapping them in plastic. But - I've called 3 garden centers and they have pelletized sulfur - for acidifying soil, or a combo fungicide/insecticide - which I was not anxious to inhale. I think I'd rather use the sulfur but does anyone have any input here?

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jroot
21 years ago
I use a fungicide for bulbs, Wilson's Bulb and Soil Dust. It does the job for me.
Poochella
21 years ago
Hi Yield Dustable Wettable Sulphur available at farm stores, maybe a hardware store. Haven't seen it at the big box stores like Lowe's or Home Depot. Nurseries should have something similar, probably needlessly expensive.
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jackie_o
21 years ago
Andrea I wonder if Schneider's would have it?

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