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Grey Mould

Grey mould is caused by the fungus Botrytis cinerea is a common disease of soft fruit.

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Grey mould causes rotting of soft tissues  and fuzzy grey/brown mould growth on soft tissues and fruit of soft fruit plants in humid conditions.

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  • Remove affected parts and shrivelled, dead fruits. Apply Organic Super Sulphur particularly at flowering and when the fruit is developing every 10-14 days. 
  • Ensure all fallen fruit is cleared away from underneath affected plants.

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