The number one cause of fungal disease on roses is over watering, and to cure fungus on roses, spray the plant with milk. Detect fungus on roses by identifying black spots and yellow leaves using in this free video on gardening from the owner of a landscaping company.
Expert: Bill Elzey
Contact: www.showplacelawns.com
Bio: Bill Elzey is the owner and manager of Showplace Lawns in Austin, Texas.
Filmmaker: Todd Green
@chandnee could be spider mites, but I dont grow roses so it may be something else, I just wanted a method to control fungus
J3TPILOT1991 4 weeks ago
i think he needs a milk spray, was he about to have a heatstroke during this filming of this video? but yea, that does work! great tips
djvyce 7 months ago
The best method for keeping your roses disease free is to prune heaver to keep your plant open, so during its blooming months it has space to breath.
JoeCoolTooCool 11 months ago
Hi
I have seen some red dots sucking on the sap on my roses. what are they and how to get rid?
Thanks.
chandnee 1 year ago
Excellent tip. Hope it works. Ill try. Has anyone tried spraying with milk?
chandnee 1 year ago
;-) He might talk slow...lol..but I like his idea! Thanks for the tips. I would love to see my roses gets healthy again. Thanks! ;-)
springflower68 1 year ago
Say no to chemicals! They are harmful to our enclosed bubble (environment) and harmful to our wallets! Yes there is a more effective way of dealing with fungus than using store bought junk. Milk and water is one way, another way is by diluting some strong chamomile tea in a hose sprayer and spray the roses until it runs of into the ground.
MasterVeggie 2 years ago
This was great information. I can't wait to try it. Thanks
19HARLEY58 2 years ago
I have fungus on my roses because of the wet, humid weather. Yesterday I got some fungicide and hosed them down yesterday and today, but I'll try the milk. I'd rather go as organic as possible. Thanks.
spartaeus 2 years ago
I have the black spot on onw of my rose bushes. I am reluctant to using chemichals on my roses. Im trying to care for them in an "organic" manner. Ill give the milk spraying a try. thanks for the tip.
ecoloscabos 3 years ago