Baking Soda kills FUNGUS on plants

I've had a problem for years with fungus killing my flowers and ornemental bushes. Its a white coating that starts on tips of plant and causes them to curl up and die.
I found a cure that's cheap, easy and non toxic to people.
1 tablespoon of baking soda to 1 gallon of water. Mix baking soda with hot water. To get lumps out. Put in sprayer and add water.
Spray plants until completely covered. Its amazing! Plants loose the white film and make a complete recovery. Spray again in 10 days.
Cheaper and safer than what you buy at store.

double tap wrote:

I've had a problem for years with fungus killing my flowers and ornemental bushes. Its a white coating that starts on tips of plant and causes them to curl up and die.
I found a cure that's cheap, easy and non toxic to people.
1 tablespoon of baking soda to 1 gallon of water. Mix baking soda with hot water. To get lumps out. Put in sprayer and add water.
Spray plants until completely covered. Its amazing! Plants loose the white film and make a complete recovery. Spray again in 10 days.
Cheaper and safer than what you buy at store.

I have this problem now. Thanks for the advise. Sounds better than the expensive stuff at the store.

double tap wrote:

I've had a problem for years with fungus killing my flowers and ornemental bushes. Its a white coating that starts on tips of plant and causes them to curl up and die.
I found a cure that's cheap, easy and non toxic to people.
1 tablespoon of baking soda to 1 gallon of water. Mix baking soda with hot water. To get lumps out. Put in sprayer and add water.
Spray plants until completely covered. Its amazing! Plants loose the white film and make a complete recovery. Spray again in 10 days.
Cheaper and safer than what you buy at store.

I have this problem on my tomato plants. Will this work on them?

wondering wrote:

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I have this problem on my tomato plants. Will this work on them?

I would think so. But to be sure google FUNGUS ON PLANTS. Hope that helps.

double tap wrote:

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I would think so. But to be sure google FUNGUS ON PLANTS. Hope that helps.

I googled fungus on plants and found a lot of helpful info. Thanks.

Thanks double tap, it is completely safe for humans, and way cheaper than that Fungi-Nail.

Is it safe for sensitive skin?

one brown eye wrote:

Is it safe for sensitive skin?

Your funny. Keep em coming.

I have something on my genitals that looks like bread mold. Will this stuff help?

Tax man; you will need to mix a paste consisting of 4 fluid ounces of tabasco and 6 tablespoons of horseradish, apply this directly to the affected area, you will experience results immediately.

Used this on my flowers and couldn't believe the results. Cheap, easy and non toxic to me or the enviroment. Thanks.

I used this on a snowball bush. Some of the leaves at the tip of the limbs were curling up and dying. I sprayed bush thouroughly and after a week or so new growth came back on bush were it looked dead. Thanks much!

Dr Sanjay Gupta wrote:

Tax man; you will need to mix a paste consisting of 4 fluid ounces of tabasco and 6 tablespoons of horseradish, apply this directly to the affected area, you will experience results immediately.

Thanks Dr Gupta, results were immediate as predicted. Only problem, is now when we wake, I have cravings for tacos, and my wife for roast beef. Are these cravings related, and if so what should I do?

Yes tax man, your cravings are directly related to this topical application. Olfactory stimulation of memory receptors are causing culinary desires.
Discontinue the use of the paste, and if symptoms persist apply a thin application of mint jelly. You seem highly sensitive to odors and associated memory, I suggest before applying the jelly, you purchase a leg of lamb.

double tap wrote:

I've had a problem for years with fungus killing my flowers and ornemental bushes. Its a white coating that starts on tips of plant and causes them to curl up and die.
I found a cure that's cheap, easy and non toxic to people.
1 tablespoon of baking soda to 1 gallon of water. Mix baking soda with hot water. To get lumps out. Put in sprayer and add water.
Spray plants until completely covered. Its amazing! Plants loose the white film and make a complete recovery. Spray again in 10 days.
Cheaper and safer than what you buy at store.

how many tbs to how much water?

what portions of baking soda vs water.

MBe wrote:

what portions of baking soda vs water.

This is all "bullshyt",if it worked do you think large producers would pay $200 and sometimes more for a gallon of fungicide if baking soda worked?It takes a fool to believe in shyt like this.

Do you think I would charge you $200 a gallon if you weren't so hooked on petrochemicals you would use something non-toxic.
It would take a fool not to simply try it and see, before spending a small fortune on a poison that only works as well, but also kills your humming birds. After you are finished with the trial, I will tell you how to make an "active volcano" with the rest of the box.
Admit it, you sell the high dollar poisons, and this freaks you out! Doesn't it?

Sorry MBe, haven't been on topics for awhile. 1 tablespoonn baking soda to 1 gallon of water. You need to put it in a sprayer. Shake it up so baking soda gets mixed well.
I don't know why it works. I just know that it does. I use to buy fungicides at store, cost a lot of money and its toxic to bee's and us.
I wish more people would try this and let me know how it turned out.

Realist wrote:

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This is all "bullshyt",if it worked do you think large producers would pay $200 and sometimes more for a gallon of fungicide if baking soda worked?It takes a fool to believe in shyt like this.

Sometimes people just follow like sheep. Sometimes people talk when they should be listening. I don't know. But you are slamming something you have never tried. I'm just trying to help and you are just mean.