Yes, you can use 3336F Fungicide on a cherry tree, but only before the fruit has set. The rate is 22.5 oz per acre.
Clearys 3336F Fungicide is not labeled for Rhizosphaera needlecast. We do carry Garden Tech Daconil Fungicide that can be applied to spruce trees for treating this fungus and you can review the product label for the complete use instructions.
Just about any insecticide can be tank mixed with 3336F Fungicide, you would just need to do a jar test first to make sure they're compatible once mixed.
Yes, you can apply Cleary's 3336 Fungicide 2 weeks after applying Azoxy 2SC.
Yes, 3336F Fungicide is labeled for the prevention of large brown patch. Please refer to the product label for complete instructions.
3336F Fungicide is not labeled for buxus blight. We do recommend contacting local extension office for identification and advise on what you can use.
Clearys 3336F is labeled for powdery mildew applied as a foliar spray only when the disease first appears and repeat every 7-14 days during disease period per the product label.
Clearys 3336F Fungicide is not labeled for any drench application on fruit trees it is only applied directly to the foliage as directed on the product label. The rate given for cherry and plum trees is for larger areas, given per acre at the rate of 22.5 oz per acre in 100 gallons which breaks down to 1.41 tsp per gallon. You could use a hose end sprayer to apply Clearys 3336F as long as you can properly calibrate it to spray the recommended amount of product per gallon of water, though it is not as accurate as using a pump/backpack sprayer.
Clearys 3336F is not labelled for a drench application on plum trees. It is for foliar application only. You will use 22 oz per acre at the first sign of disease. Complete instructions on the label.
Yes, 3336F can be used on orchids as directed on the product label. It is mixed with water and sprayed.
