Sodium bicarbonate (baking soda) reduces fungal spores but doesn’t kill them. EPA-cleared for edibles; minimal soil buildup.
Short-term benefits for powdery mildew and foliar diseases on fruits/vegetables. Not a miracle cure, but safe and helpful.
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