If the application did not dry completely, we would recommend retreating 10 days after the first application.
You should start to see results after a few applications depending on the level of infestation. Testimonials, Protect your home from the most common perimeter pests, Customized program based on your location and home size, Take the guesswork out of preventing weeds and disease in your lawn, Customized to your location, grass type, and lawn size.
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* Free Shipping is available to the continental United States only. Flexible Application - Apply to your garden by using a pump-up sprayer, water style sprayer, or dial-style hose-end sprayer. You would use 1 TBSP per gallon of water and spray foliage just until product rolls off of leaves. Proven to encourage turf rooting and improve color in woody shrubs. This would depend on what and where you are treating. Login/Register New Account | Privacy Policy | Accessibility Statement | Site Map | Safety Data Sheets, Click to Shop Online for all of your Mosquito Control Solution needs. Won't Wash Away - Fungicide is absorbed into the plant ensuring it can't be washed off by rain or sprinklers after the spray has dried. USE AT FIRST SIGN - This product is highly effective when it is used to prevent diseases or applied at the first sign of disease. in 1 gallon of water and will treat 250 square feet. Bonide INFUSE Systemic Disease Controlis applied directly to the plant itself only not as a soil drench. 46 of 48 people found this answer helpful. This site has limited support for your browser. Sign Up for our newsletter & great savings throughout the year! We recommend switching to Edge, Chrome, Safari, or Firefox. You could alternate Bonide Infuse applications with applications of neem oil. You can use a product likeHi-Yield Dormant Spray Oil during the dormant season. Bonide INFUSE Systemic Disease Control fungicide is labeled for foliar applications only, not for a root drench.
WON'T WASH AWAY - Fungicide is absorbed into the plant ensuring it can't be washed off by rain or sprinklers after the spray has dried. For the best experience on our site, be sure to turn on Javascript in your browser. Remember to read the label directions and follow accordingly before application. We apologize butBonide INFUSE Systemic Disease Controldoes not list boxwoods on the label so we are unable to provide a rate for this use. Bonide INFUSE Systemic Disease Controlis a fungicide, so the active ingredient will not harm bees that land on plants that have been sprayed with the product. It's powerful systemic protection won't wash off and lasts up to 1 month on certain diseases. No, all edible plants that hadBonide INFUSE Systemic Disease Control drift on to them should be discarded as this product is not labeled for edible plants. Store Hours: Monday - Friday: 8AM - 5PM Saturday - Sunday: 8AM - 4PM. Skip to the beginning of the images gallery, Bonide INFUSE Systemic Disease Control 16 OZ Concentrate. Please refer to the product label for complete application instructions. Bonide INFUSE Lawn & Landscape Granuleswould be the option to use for soil born diseases. We offer the ultimate time-saving service for those who cant spend as much time as theyd like in the garden. The war is not over but I am sure they would have been toast by now if not for Infuse and FungOil.Use the form below to determine how much stone, mulch, compost or top soil you need. I stay on top of weeds bc I read some can carry the fungus. I removed the old mulch and some of the surrounding soil and replaced it with fresh. I clean my shears (mist w rubbing alcohol and wipe), cut off and immediately dispose of the leaves. The entire leaf would be covered, now 2-3 spots.
A few spots show up here and there - 3 weeks later. The fungus has faded from the stems - darkened but still visible. With the combination of Infuse and FungOil a few days apart, the hollyhocks took off and have been blooming beautifully for the last few weeks. Most websites said to put the hollyhocks out of their misery, but I couldn't. Silly me thought it could be ladybug eggs? No. We had just released some ladybugs (from Insect Lore) and I had sprayed water on the leaves for the ladybugs. One year later buds started to form on our mixed hollyhock!.but so did a bunch of ugly orange spots under the leaves. We started jiffy pots indoors and eventually moved outdoors in Spring. Last year I let the kids pick a variety of seeds.
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