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Eastern Pennsylvania

I did a search on bp and the only posts I could find on this fungicide are from myself, brooks and iowegian. What concentration per gallon is everyone using? The records are inconclusive. I was thinking 1 oz in 2 gallons via the stihl mister for 3000 sq ft. Thanks!

7/5/2013 7:37:51 PM

Pa

I use 1.5 tablespoons per gallon for a foliar spray. I don't use a spreader sticker with it but you probably should. It is an excellent product to use, especially since it is a systemic. It does not work on fusarium though. Never spray it with copper as it will burn. I have mixed it with insecticides. Agrifos is the new version and probably better because is has phosphorous instead of aluminum.

7/5/2013 10:45:58 PM

Connecticut

Hi Orangeneck-

Here is a link to the 29-page label...
http://www.cdms.net/LabelsMsds/LMDefault.aspx?pd=45

I suggest a rate of 1.5TBS per gallon with NO sticker. In fact even at this rate I have seen some burn issues so I recommend you spray it alone and favor on the light side if anything. You want to keep it 10-14days away from any copper containing sprays. There are other products that fall into the same fungicide group but as you can tell from the label it is registered for many crops and diseases.

7/6/2013 10:35:47 PM

Eastern Pennsylvania

Thanks guys- haven't sprayed yet. It really doesn't work on fusarium? How about Pythium? These are my main reasons for using it in the past!

7/8/2013 11:55:32 AM

Pa

Aliette is not effective on fusarium, for that you need clearys, T methyl or medallion. It is probably too late to use a biological like actinovate, rootshield or cease as they need to go on healthy roots as they grow. They are a preventative not curative. Aliette should give protection against pythium and phytopthera.

7/8/2013 9:56:26 PM