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Treating Powdery Mildew on African Violets

Violets have white cottony powdery mildew. One plant discarded; others showing signs. Only water and fertilizer used.

Treatment (Mary Hill)

Spray with Benomyl (leaves residue).
Increase air circulation in growing area.
Visit AVSA.org for more disease management info.

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