Mold on Petunia Leaves

RE: Mold on Petunia Leaves Post By John (Guest Post) (11/12/2007) For mold removal, there is an enzyme based cleaner that has apparently been used successfully on plants. I recall reading their faq sheet online and you might want to check them out. Their products are very safe. They carry MoldZyme - I use it for mold removal on my showers, gutters, etc (you name it). The company that manufactures it is EcoDisocoveries (www.ecodiscoveries.com). Hope this helps in your quest for mold removal from plants. -John Report Spam or Abuse RE: Mold on Petunia Leaves Post by hsorbits (77) | (07/04/2007) Profile | Contact Use a Q-tip or cotton ball moistened with alcohol and gently wipe the mold off a few leaves. Wait a day or two to see if the plant is OK and the mold is gone. If so, treat the entire plant. If it doesn't help or harms the few places you have treated, just 'prune' out the damaged pieces. I have had great success using alcohol on other plants to cure their ills, so perhaps the petunias will do well, too. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Mold on Petunia Leaves Post By rosa (Guest Post) (07/03/2007) Try some baking soda in a spray bottle and spray your plants ? Mite work and won't hurt them. Editor's Note: Baking soda will kill weeds so I don't think it would work and might kill the plants. Report Spam or Abuse