Questions and Answers for Daconil 16 oz. Concentrate Fungicide

A:  Hello, the Daconil Fungicide is not labeled to control brown patch in lawns. Thank you.

A:  Hello, The Daconil Fungicide is not toxic to bees. Thank you.

A:  Hello, Impatiens are not shown on the label of the Daconil Fungicide, therefore we are unable to recommend the usage. Thank you.

A:  Hello, this product may be used on roses to treat black spots. Treat every seven to 14 days or as long as weather conditions warrant, and mark your garden journal to remember to start preventative treatments early next year. Thank you.

A:  Hello, The Crown of Thorns is considered a succulent plant. However, Daconil is not labeled for use on this plant variety. Thank you.

A:  Hello, this product is listed to kill and control blight. Please follow label instructions for application rate. Thank you.

A:  Hello, the Daconil Fungicide is meant to prevent plant diseases before they happen. It is not an insect killer. Thank you.

A:  Hello, Daconil is not labeled to be used on lawns. We recommend you to get in touch with your local garden center associate for assistance. Thank you.