A grower sees white patches (likely mold) on a Cephalotus in an African violet pot on a sunny south windowsill. Asks if sulfur-based fungicide is safe and how to apply.

Sulfur fungicides are safe on Cephalotus. Also safe: Daconil and tebuconazole (Bayer 3-in-1). Avoid copper-based products.
Patchy mold is common on indoor pots as days shorten and light decreases. Treatment is straightforward.
Fungicide video podcast: YouTube link
Apply per label instructions; sulfur is a reliable choice.
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