Cease Foliar Disease Control/Microbial Fungicide and Bactericide, OMRI Listed, NOP-Approved - 1 Gallon

By itself Bacillus subtilis is a naturally occurring ground dwelling bacteria which when used as a preventative acts on the mode of exclusion to prevent & out compete mold & fungus colonies. Used in combination with Potassium Bicarbonate (Mil-Stop) the result is one of the most effective natural solutions for downy & powdery mildew & other fungus on crops such as Strawberries, Cucumbers, Pumpkins, Watermelons, Tomatoes, Lettuce, Hemp, Cannabis, Cabbage, Baby Greens, Micro Greens, Pole Beans, Trees, Shrubs, Lawns, Ornamentals, Fruit Trees...It is a must have for any robust Integrated Pest Management program.I had to laugh out loud that there is a rating for Scent. It smells absolutely horrid. Terrible. Like moldy dish towels & your uncles stinky feet after working a 16 hour shift in the rustic french Limburger Cheese Factory. Like roquefort being sieved through nasty gym socks. I'll bet you're laughing but I am not exaggerating -- these are factual descriptions.However, if you need to eradicate mold, mildew or fungus, try this OMRI-Listed, NOP approved, Organic Certifiable natural product before going on to anything else.

I am an outdoor cannabis grower in New England and powdery mildew and bud rot are very common here. I've used this product as a spray and a drench and it has worked great in both applications. I found that this product worked best as a preventive measure against PM and various kinds of bud rot, so keep that in mind when using this product. I kept a 7-10 day (spray or drench) schedule throughout the later part of the vegetative stage and then a 6-7 day schedule throughout the budding season, and it has helped tremendously! I found that even when there are cooler temps and lots of rain in the fall I hardly have any issues. Daily mold checks help too.

Wasn't very happy about the mixing instructions, it's a 1 gallon jug and the mixing instructions are for farm machinery, 100 gallon ratios ,doesn't make sense ,shouldn't have to do math to figure out mixing, for that reason I was reluctant to use it as directed due to any miscalculation made by me ,not for homeowners, if you own a million dollars in farm equipment and your short a gallon on your 100 gallon mix ,

Look around you in nature. You will see pine trees withering from the ground up, maples with leaf spots, oaks with browning leaves and more problems everywhere you go in the US. Much of these subtle ailments that many folks overlook are caused by a fungus that is silently plaguing the country. In open areas where the fungus is able to blow around, it is destroying many trees and shrubs. Fungus cultures flare up shortly after rains, then in the dryer days, the spores spread via the wind.If you have plants you want to survive, and still look pristine untouched by fungal disease, this product is top notch for such a case. My understanding is that it is safe for fruits and veggies too. Cease has successfully kept leaf spot in check on my small trees and throughout my garden. It has helped me keep my numerous oak saplings alive until they have a much larger canopy to be able to survive the infestation.Unfortunately, I have not had success saving my 50 year old pines here in Illinois. Many of the spruce trees are withering and dying due to the amount of upkeep spray required to fight off fungal infestation.On my small trees and shrubs I mix about 50mL per gallon of water in a backpack sprayer. Wearing full rain gear, rubber gloves, a purple filter mask, eyewear, a hat, and boots, I douse the plant liberally twice a week. There is a seldom leaf that gets missed that will show fungal spots but I prune those off. I am very happy with this product, just wish it were a little cheaper.I strongly suggest the PPE, per the label, if you inhale or ingest this, it could cause you to start having allergies as it will mess up your natural human biome.

I like the idea but when I washed my bud this product was clearly residual.I won't use it again

Cease is the best biofungicide available and it is also an excellent Biostimulant!

Helps control septoria in our nursery at a Landscaping company focused on sustainable practices. We have grasses, shrubs, perennials, and trees of all kinds and it's used on all of them at varying degrees.

If you're growing in a green house, all the pests and diseases are magnified. Botryis (bud rot) takes place generally 5-weeks into bloom. You'll know you have bud rot when you see a bracket of leaves within the bud suddenly die. I mean die like brown and shriveled within an apparently healthy bud. Look at the pic, but don't get too close to it or get "any on ya'".Grab a gallon. There is no measurement given for Cease parts per gallon of H2o, so here it is: (30 mls. of Cease per gallon of water). Or, 7.5 mls. per qt, or 3.75 mls. per pint, or 1.875 mls. per 1/2 pint (8 oz.)