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How do I get rid of sooty mould from a Camellia?

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Spray the affected leaves with Potassium bicarbonate (Organic Gardening) at 5 grams per litre of water once a week until the mould vanishes. Alternatively, apply Fungus Fighter Plus Concentrate (SBM) as a spray at 2 week intervals.

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