Bonide® INFUSE™ Systemic Disease Control
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Description
Powerful systemic protection. Prevents black spot, dollar spot, rust, brown patch, powdery mildew, leaf spot, and more when applied early in the season. Won’t wash off because it’s absorbed by the tree or plant. Provides broad-spectrum disease control for up to a month on most non-edibles, like roses, flowers, lawns, and ornamental/shade trees and shrubs. Also proven to encourage turf rooting and improve color in woody shrubs. Mix as little as ½ tablespoon per gallon for great results.
Do not apply this product to fruiting shrubs, herb or vegetable plants, African violets, begonias, Boston ferns or geraniums.
*Can be used on bearing fruits: apricots, cherries, nectarines, peaches and plums (not Stanley).
Questions & Answers
I do not know. Consult the manufacturer label.
We appreciate you reaching out to us. Yes this will help control rust id applied early in the season.
If you have any further questions please don't hesitate to reach back out to us. Have a great day!
I did use it around a bee hive - but that was way after the trees bloomed. Plus the tree nos not super near
the hive.
We highly recommend you read this article about brown rot and its treatment: //www.starkbros.com/growing-guide/article/all-about-brown-rot
Yes, Bonide Infuse is generally safe for use on grapevines, but it’s important to follow the label directions carefully. Bonide Infuse contains the active ingredient propiconazole, which is a systemic fungicide used to control various fungal diseases.
Key Points to Consider:
Timing: Apply the fungicide during the growing season when conditions are favorable for disease development. It's typically used to prevent and treat diseases like powdery mildew, black rot, and downy mildew on grapevines.
Dosage: Ensure you apply the correct amount as per the label instructions. Over-application can lead to phytotoxicity (damage to the plants).
Re-Entry Interval (REI): Observe the recommended re-entry interval, which is the time required after application before you can safely handle the plants.
Pre-Harvest Interval (PHI): Follow the pre-harvest interval guidelines, which indicate how long you should wait between the last application and when you harvest the grapes.
Safety: Always wear appropriate protective gear when applying fungicides and ensure the product does not drift onto non-target plants.
If you adhere to these guidelines, Bonide Infuse should be a safe and effective option for managing fungal diseases on your grapevines.
I am not completley sure and recommend reaching out tothe manufacture about this specific question.
Hi Perry, To the best of my knowledge this product is not organic.
The Bonide® INFUSE™ Systemic Disease Control is not used to fight off fire blight.
Hi Alfred, Please reach out to our customer support team by calling 800.325.4180 to discuss this issue.
The 32 oz. that is available is a ready to use liquid.
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Product reviews everywhere are good and I keep forgetting to order it. Today’s my day :)