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Systemic Fungicides for Sarracenia: Limited Experience, Try Neem Oil

A grower battling fungal infections in Sarracenia asked about rotating systemic fungicides (Cleary's 3336, Eagle 20EW). Jeff Dallas notes he rarely sees fungus on Sarracenia and has only used neem oil with some effect. He recommends consulting Sarracenia Northwest directly for specific fungicide regimens.

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