Infuse Systemic Disease Control, 16 oz Concentrated Solution for Plant Disease Control, Long Lasting & Waterproof

I have grown a great love for this product. The quality is amazing I had several plants that were on the verge of dying from several diseases and when I bought this I had small hope that it would help but it cleared up all of my plants that were struggling and now they are thriving. I only normally use a teaspoon amount of this concentrate per quarter gallon of water. It's very easy to do if you have teaspoons specifically for it like I do that way you do not have to worry about whether or not you are cleaning it thoroughly enough. The effect of the product on my plants was absolutely amazing the value for the cost is by far above and beyond what I would have imagined and I hope that they keep their product affordable. I have used this product for several different reasons, for instance when I noticed that some of my plants were showing signs of potential rot I went ahead and treated with this and within 2 weeks they were much better. I don't know much about the toxicity of it but I also have no interest in ingesting it and I do not allow my animals to eat my plants.

I'm pleased with the performance of this disease control spray. It's been working well on ornamentals to combat black spot and powdery mildew. It's easy to mix with water, and sufficiently concentrated so that the bottle will provide quite a few treatments. There is some smell to it, but it's not bad at all, and dissipates quickly. Since this is a systemic product that is absorbed by the plant it's not something I would use on edible plants in the garden, but for the ornamentals, it's been performing well for me. Five stars.

I am using this product to combat powdery mildew on my plants. It is fairly effective as a spray or as a root dump.

I bought this to prevent black spot and mildew on my roses. It's supposed to be systemic, which means it's not for ad hoc application when these issues appear, but to be used regularly throughout the season to prevent their appearance. I use this in rotation with several other rose treatments, including neem oil. Does it work? I don't know for certain, but my roses have done really well this year. I do have some issues with mildew on the lower stems of several rosesat this point. But it's the beginning of August, which means they've made it through the bulk of the summer without major disease. This spray bottle is not one I especially like. It's made to be attached to your hose, with a built in sprayer giving the right amount of water to the concentrated chemicals in the bottle. The problem with this is that I prefer hand spray bottles and pre-mixing the concentrate with water, a method that leads to less wasted product. The built-in sprayer puts out copious amounts of liquid, consuming lots of concentrate, even at its lowest setting. But you can still mix the concentrate yourself and use a hand spray bottle if you want.

I have a 50 year old oak tree. Just hope this worls.

Easy to use. Worked great after using on my ornamental tree and evergreen that had developed fungus due to a very wet spring. It's been several months and we are in another exceptional wet spell so I may respray for prevention purposes. I will add, watch out for unexpected wind gusts when spraying trees. I almost got sprayed. Nimble hands and feet saved me.

It’s not very clear on the dosage for ornamental trees in the instructions

Our row of Chinese Elms carved into hedges started dying off, 1 at a time. 4 died. I was told by a botanist with a laboratory microscope that it was a fungus causing brown spots. I started using this product over a decade ago and have never lost a tree since. I also tried the Copper infused version, but it is not near as good and needs more application due to rain. Nothing has beat Bonide Infuse for our particular solid row of hedges. I highly recommend, but do not use on a breezy day to take care to not get any of the chemical on you or in your lungs.