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Is there a chemical I can use to control clubroot fungus?

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There are no chemicals available to control this soil-borne disease. Most seed companies offer a range of vegetables which show some resistance or tolerance to clubroot. Improve the drainage and add lime to help check the spread of the disease in your soil.

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Steve Bradley M.A M.Hort RHS

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