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For How Long is it Necessary to Spray Fungicide?

15 years ago

Last year my peony got a serious case of botrytis. I wound up cutting it to the ground in July and destroying all the infected plant parts. This year, as soon as the plant broke ground, I began spraying it once a week with Mazecob, a fungicide. The plant seems healthy and will likely start blooming in a couple of weeks.

How long should I keep up the spraying program?

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