Question 1

Has anyone used this to control entomosporium leaf spot on indian hawthorn or on camellias having dieback and canker disease?

Accepted Answer

This product works excellent for entomosporium leaf spot, but be sure to remove (cut off) "ALL" effected areas first - also great for canker ... use as directed, apply as often as it says - you'll see results in just a week, or for sure by week 2.

Question 2

Can I use this indoor plants  ?

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It's not for indoors. Smelly and messy. Try Bonide Pyrethrin Garden Insect Spray Concentrate, 8 oz. Pyrethrin is derived from chrysanthemums. Very concentrated. Not smelly and leaves no residue. I think it's safe for pets, too.

Question 3

Is this a systemic, or does every leaf need to be wet?

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This product works by being a contact protectant. It prevents the fungus from penetrating the plant tissue. It only protects uninfected tissue from becoming infected. That means it needs to be applied regularly, at 7 to 14-day intervals, when the infection is likely

Question 4

How much rain wash off is expected with this?  Does one hard rain mean "start over"?

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I use this for my hedge Red Tip Photenia that has leaf fungus.  I was told the fungus is air born can be transmitted simply by a leaf falling from a landscape truck.  AND is also spread from moisture-dew or rain that falls with in my city.  So to stay on top of the dead leaf drop, I apply once a week in relation to rain fall.  On weeks where there isn't as much rain, I may apply every three weeks.  I think I get the best result/protection when the application is allowed to stay dry for at least 24 to 48 hours before a rain or sprinklers.  I realize this is not exactly addressing your question, but felt it may be helpful to learn that the rain/dew may in fact be more of an enemy to your plight than simply washing the product away.  This product is the ONLY thing that abated the fungus I mentioned.  Spraying the grown below, trunk and each leaf is a necessity.  Hope that helps in some way.

ASIN	B001ACPOBW
Best Sellers Rank	#171,004 in Patio, Lawn & Garden ( See Top 100 in Patio, Lawn & Garden ) #531 in Insect & Pest Repellent Spray Concentrates
Brand Name	Ortho
Customer Reviews	4.0 4.0 out of 5 stars (87)
Global Trade Identification Number	00071549029760
Item Form	Spray
Item Type Name	Ortho MAX Garden Disease Control Concentrate, 16-Ounce (Active Ingredi
Item Weight	20.48 Ounces
Liquid Volume	16 Fluid Ounces
Manufacturer	The Scotts Company LLC
Model Number	0337060
Part Number	0337060
Target Species	Fungus
UPC	071549033705 071549029760
Unit Count	1.00 Count

Ortho MAX Garden Disease Control Concentrate, 16-Ounce (Active Ingredient 29.6% Chlorothalonil Fungicide, Formerly Known as Daconil. For use on Vegetables, Fruits, Flowers, & Ornamentals.)

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