Arber Bio Fungicide, 16oz - Concentrate

Bio Fungicide for Mold, Mildew & Rot Control, 16oz

A fungicide that only works for a week before disease creeps back isn't much of a solution. Arber Bio Fungicide uses a naturally occurring bacterial strain to protect against fungus, mold, mildew, and rot for longer control between applications.

Sold as a 16oz concentrate bottle.

Key Features & Benefits

• Active ingredient: Bacillus amyloliquefaciens strain F727 — cells and spent fermentation media at 96.4% of the formula.
• Controls and suppresses a wide range of diseases — grey and white molds, downy mildew, black spot on roses, leaf spots, root rot, and botrytis.
• Labeled for a broad range of plants — vegetables, roses, fruits, berries, nuts, flowers, foliage houseplants, ornamental trees, and shrubs.
• Two application schedules — every 10-14 days for general wellness, or every 5-7 days for major disease control.

Who Should Use Arber Bio Fungicide

This fits growers dealing with fungal disease pressure — mold, mildew, leaf spot, or root rot — across ornamental, edible, or houseplant collections. It's a bacterial-based fungicide, not a synthetic chemical treatment.

About Arber Bio Fungicide

Arber Bio Fungicide is a Bacillus amyloliquefaciens strain F727-based fungicide labeled to control and suppress molds, mildew, leaf spot, root rot, and botrytis across a wide range of plants.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I mix Arber Bio Fungicide?

Mix 0.25oz of concentrate with 32oz of water for a light application, or 1oz to 2.5oz of concentrate per gallon of water for a stronger mix. Apply directly to soil or leaves.

How often should I apply it?

Apply every 10-14 days for general plant wellness, or every 5-7 days when treating a major disease outbreak. Consistent reapplication is part of how the bacterial strain maintains control over time.

What diseases does this fungicide target?

It's labeled to control and suppress grey and white molds, downy mildew, black spot on roses, leaf spots, root rot, and botrytis. Coverage depends on getting the spray or drench onto the affected tissue or soil.

What plants can I use this fungicide on?

The label covers vegetables, roses, fruits, berries, nuts, flowers, foliage houseplants, ornamental trees, and shrubs. Check the full label for any exclusions before treating a plant not listed here.