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Fungicide Safety for Cephalotus Seeds

Choosing a Seed-Safe Fungicide

No experience with Spectracide Immunox on carnivorous plants. For seeds/seedlings, use mild sulfur-based fungicide. Stronger fungicides (Daconil, Neem oil) are safe on mature plants. We'll test Immunox and Orthene/Orthenex later.

Good growing!

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