Fung-Onil Multi-Purpose Fungicide Ready to Use

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This spray was very easy to use and convenient since it comes ready to go, no mixing required. I used it to help control fungal issues on my plants, and it applied evenly without any strong or overwhelming smell. I appreciated the clear instructions on the bottle and how simple it was to add into my regular plant care routine. With continued use, it helped keep my plants looking healthier and prevented further spread of issues. This is a good option for anyone looking for an easy, preventative fungicide to have on hand.

Well the spray is non toxic towards spiders and any fungi.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This product worked very well, much better than other I have tried. Bought this because the first brand I bought to get rid of mildew did absolutely nothing despite multiple applications. Used this brand once and mildew never came back.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My roommate and I have so many plants and we noticed one of our succulents had a fungal infection! We were nervous it may spread so used Fung-onil and it cleared up in a matter of days! Worked great, would recommend.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This Bonide Fung-onil fungicide comes in a large bottle with a safety spout. I like that it is used for many diseases, not just one. I'm an excited to try this out!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] As my pictures show, I have (or used to have) 2 succulents, one of them got that fungus and couldn't save it, but to the other one I have been applying this fungicide which seems to be working, i would like to have more time to see the results and post it in here, hopefully it gets better

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Used it on our bell peppers, which keep developing a weird white fuzzy on them. This took care of it within a couple of days, quick and easy. Took a quick spray down of the plant, and left it alone to work.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] It works well when used consistently. I have four hydrangea bushes that all have leaf spot diseases. The instructions say to spray the foliage down and reapply every one to two weeks. I was more consistent with one bush in particular, and in comparison to the other bushes that I didn't pay as much attention to, the spots/disease did not seem to spread as quickly. I kind of naively thought that the spots would disappear to some degree, but I realized that it prevents further spreading of the diseases/spots.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We have a pretty big garden and use this brand often. I sprayed this on my cucumber plant and also a spot in our Bermuda grass where the grass has trouble growing due to always being wet and not an enough sun, so there is some green mold. I didn't notice any changes in the days after I sprayed, but we are in Texas and the time of year where things start dying due to the heat. I 100% stand by this brand though.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I was really hesitant to use this because of the cancer warnings and typically I try not to use chemicals, but I was having a lot of plants with leaf spot this year so I decided to try it. While I do think it helped my Oregon Grape bush, it seems to have killed my cucumber plant. It's hard to tell if the product killed it or if it was the disease progression, but I was disappointed introducing this chemical into my garden to no avail. I've had more success using a combination of pruning and spraying with a baking soda/water solution in dealing with leaf spot. That being said, the spray bottle itself handles well.