AS an indoor plant enthusiast, you feel bad when your favorite houseplant is attacked by pests, harmful bacteria, insects, or any other diseases, right? Because you love your houseplants, you cannot sit and watch your plants die. In the case of fungal infections such as leaf spot, you need to act quickly, lest, you will lose your beloved houseplant. But then, the question is: how do you use Bonide CaptainJack Copper fungicide on your houseplants?
Thankfully, you can now treat leaf spot and a few other infections on your houseplants using organic fungicides.
One such fungicide is Bonide Captain Jack Copper Concentrated 16 oz. This fungicide is famed for its efficacy in dealing with not just leaf spot but several other houseplant diseases.
Before I talk about the other diseases this product can help you get rid of and a detailed description of the fungicide, here is what some people say about the product:
Bonide Captain Jack Copper Fungicide Description
Bonide Captain Jack Copper Fungicide comes in a liquid form. The 16-oz bottle weighs 1.41 pounds and is ready to use. That means you do not have to go through measuring weighing, and diluting before you use it.
The first thing I appreciate about this product is its versatility. You can use Bonide Captain Jack on various plants in your garden including vegetables and fruits.
Additionally, you can use this product on your crops to the very last day – when you harvest your produce without the fear of harming you.
Which Diseases Does Bonide Captain Jack Fungicide Treat?
You can use Bonide Captain Jack Copper Fungicide to treat several diseases including blight, powdery mildew, black spot, downy mildew, leaf curl, and leaf spot among others.
How to Apply Bonide Captain Jack Fungicide
As already mentioned, this product is ready to use. Once you have received your fungicide, simply attach a hose and spray on your houseplants.
Although you should aim at the affected parts of the houseplant, such as on brown leaves, you need to apply the fungicide generously for better results.
See the figure below for a step-by-step process of applying Bonide Captain Jack Fungicide on your houseplant.
