A gardener asks if copper fungicide works on all fungi in flower beds, describing fast-spreading dark orange fungus and mushrooms in pots. They seek a preventive.
Copper is highly effective against fungal diseases. Mike recommends Soap Shield (Gardens Alive), which combines copper with a fatty acid for longer persistence. Product link.
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Copper Sulfide vs. Copper Sulfate: Chemical Difference and Market Note
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