Yates Liquid Copper Fungicide Concentrate
For fruit, vegetables and ornamentals - a unique formulation easy-to-use broad-spectrum, copper fungicide and bactericide.
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Early Blight of tomatoes is a fungal disease that most often affects tomatoes, potatoes, capsicums and eggplants.
Black to brown circular lesions on leaves, stems and fruit. Leaves often turn yellow, wither, then die. Reduced plant health and vigour, possibly leading to plant death.
The disease is difficult to treat once established but its entry into the plant can be prevented by spraying with a protective fungicide. Early blight often occurs during humid weather and is most likely to attack plants under stress. Remove dead or damaged leaves and make sure there’s good air movement around the plant.
For fruit, vegetables and ornamentals - a unique formulation easy-to-use broad-spectrum, copper fungicide and bactericide.
A fungicide that controls a wide range of fungal and bacterial diseases on fruit, vegetables and ornamentals, protecting the plant.
Protects against a very wide range of fungal and bacterial diseases. It is formulated from copper and sulfur, two naturally occurring compounds.
Sunburn is caused by excessive exposure to the sun. Hot and dry weather; poor soil and soil moisture; and plant positioning further exacerbates the issue.
Blossom End rot is a common disorder in tomatoes and cucurbits which causes the tip of the fruit to become sunken, blackened and fall prematurely.
Aphids are small, sap-sucking insects which can cause a lot of damage to your plants. They can be black, green, red-pink and translucent white and are often found grouped on new shoots and buds.
Here's how to identify and control thrips in your garden or indoor plants.
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