3-In-1 Insect, Disease and Mite Control, Fungicide, Ready-to-Spray, 32 oz (Packaging may vary)

This product worked, once I really doused my plant in it. I moved into a house with lots of flowering plants in the yard, but I knew nothing about gardening. I first noticed black spots and white powdery stuff on a giant rhododendron in 2020. Was it a fungus? Mildew? I had no idea. Not thinking much of it, I just trimmed away the handful of affected branches. The black spots and white powder were back in 2021. I bought this spray and used it kind of meekly. I can be mechanically challenged and was actually intimidated by the hose connection; the printed instructions made it sound confusing but once I saw the spraying mechanism, it made sense. I was surprised at how big and far-reaching the spray was, so doing a quick once-over seemed like enough at the time. In 2022, the black spots and white powder came back with a vengeance. Now I was getting worried. I actually did 3 things: 1. I aggressively cut away the blighted branches. I mean, I really butchered it. 2. I cut away branches that were low to the ground and reached waaaaay under the bush to rake away old fallen leaves and dead branches. Maybe this is obvious and something an experienced homeowner would do as regular maintenance, but it was something new for this gardening newb. 3. I used this spray GENEROUSLY. I started on the far side and made sure the spray reached the very back of the bush, top to bottom, then slowly made my way around the plant, making sure the spray reached the trunk and every inch of interior branches and leaves. Now it's 2023, and I put down new mulch in the spring. I've been so relieved to see new leaves growing in to fill all the empty spots that had been cut away, and I'm thrilled to report that I see NO black spots or white powdery stuff!! So, along with trimming and doing general plant clean-up, I do credit this spray with reviving my rhododendron.

This is the only product that seems to tackle all the insect, mite, and mildew problems that occur in our yard during the spring, summer, and fall months. I have tried others but I continue to come back to this one. The ease of attaching it to the hose is a big plus. I will continue to purchase and use.

Honestly, I read the reviews and thought it was a super product. In fact, it helped get rid of aphids on bamboo, but it didn't help with spider mites on palm trees.

I don’t usually write reviews but this product helped salvage my Roses from some severe powdery mildew, rust spots and an insane infestation of aphids. I had tried going with an all natural insecticide soap but it just didn’t get the job done. As a last resort I tried this hose end spray and in 25 hours the aphids were completely gone and the mildew and rust had subsided. If you have invested in some high quality Roses or are as obsessed with your roses as I am this product won’t let you down!!

Wow - this works! For several years I have battled with aphids and mites who make cotton-candy like webs all over my blooming shrub (perhaps a hibiscus?). I have used all the organic remedies - Neem Oil, sprays, etc. I can hose them off but the webs are back the next day. I finally decided to try this. I was careful to follow directions - spray in the evening because it is not good for bees. And to be sure, I pluck off the blossoms first. The first spraying worked like a miracle. Webs and bugs all gone. After a week I saw small activity and sprayed again. So far so good. I am amazed.

I do not know if this helps my Phalaenopsis orchids, because I only got it a few days ago. BUT It arrived with no instructions, so I do not know how often I need to spray them, or where to spray (roots &/or leaves), also will it damage the blooms if some spray gets blown onto them (I grow them outdoors) You have to screw it onto a hose, but to my shock I when I turned on the water tap, it immediately sprayed me because the switch was open but there is no indication on the sprayer to know of it is on spray or off. Luckily I where eyeglass, if it had hit my eyes I could have been injured. This is careless packaging, it has become a common problem to not including instructions, but in this case it is dangerous.

Super powerful.

I don’t know anything about taking care of rose bushes but had some landscaping done a few years ago and thought the 3 rose bushes were almost dead. Holes in all the leaves and hardly any blooming. Connected to hose and sprayed the rose bushes. It took a few weeks to see them coming back to life and a couple weeks more there was new growth and lots of new roses. Been looking up how to prune and take care of them more. I am happily surprised! Thank you.