Questions and Answers for Daconil 16 oz. Concentrate Fungicide

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.

A:  Hello, Unfortunately Daconil is not labeled for use on fig trees to treat diseases. Thank you.

A:  Hello, Applying Daconil after spring bud break is okay. Thank you.

A:  Hello, early and late tomato blight are listed as diseases controlled by Daconil Concentrate. Thank you.

A:  Hello, The Daconil Fungicide is not labeled for use on lawns. Thank you.

A:  Yes. I have a very active dog that loves to sniff everything and it doesn't bother him.

A:  Hello, if directions are followed according to the label no harm should come to animals or children. Thank you.

A:  Hello, Daconil Concentrate is labeled to control black spot and botrytis blight on roses. Thank you.

A:  Hello, please give us a call at 1-800-265-0761 so we can assist you further with this question. Thank you.

A:  Hello, Daconil is not labeled for use on Crotons. Many fungal diseases are specific to a particular species of plant so we can’t guarantee that Daconil would work on a disease infecting a croton plant. Thank you.