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The Bayer Bayleton 50 Turf and Ornamental Fungicide WSP 4 x 5.5 oz is an acropetal penetrant fungicide that is easily absorbed by foliage and roots. It has broad spectrum activity that works within the plant and fights ornamental and turf diseases without the risk of washing off the fungicide. It's also convenient to use with its 14-28 day residual control and pre-measured water soluble packets. This fungicide is in granular form, and is ideal for golf courses, foliage plants, commercial lawns and grounds, residential turf and others.
Product Documents
| Active Ingredient | Triadimefon 50% |
|---|---|
| Target pests |
Dollar Spot, Brown Patch, Southern Blight, Zoysia patch, Gray Snow Mold, Pink Snow Mold and others * See label for complete list |
| For use in |
Commercial & Residential: Indoors & Outdoors; Flowers, Foliage Plants, Shrubs, Shade Trees and Turf-grass, Sod Farms, Golf Courses, Gardens, Parks and Interior Plantscapes * See label for complete list |
| Application | * See label for complete application instructions |
| Formulation |
Professional Product Group 3 Fungicide |
| NOT FOR SALE TO |
AK NY (Restricted to Licensed Applicators Only) |
| Shipping Weight | 1.47 lbs |
| Manufacturer | Envu (Formerly Bayer) (Mfg. Number: 1578840) |
| UPC | 00608887454888 |
| EPA Registration | 432-1360 |
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By Mississippi on 10/20/2017
I was diagnosed with large patch disease (rhizoctonia) in my centipede lawn by the extension service representative in September 2017. I had large patches, some 20 ft in diameter of dead and dying grass. The rep. suggested using Bayleton. I had previously treated these areas wth a granular product I picked up at Lowe's. It certainly didn't stop my problem from getting worse. I treated the first time on the first of October 2017. I did the second treatment on the 20th of October. In between treatments hurricane Nate came through and did quite a lot of damage to my yard. While doing the second treatment I looked closely at the affected areas and the surrounding healthy areas. At the second treatment it appears the Bayleton stopped the progression of the fungus into non-affected areas. The turf in the badly affected areas are not showing any significant signs of recovery. In those areas the affected turf is still dry in appearance, yellow blades and not showing any new growth. It is towards the end of our growing season so I don't expect much new growth but healthy turf is still growing so I'm not sure how well this is working so far. The product is easy to use. I use a kitchen scale to measure out the exact amount recommended and mix it in a 4 gallon back pack sprayer. I treat approximately 1,000 sq. ft. with one mix. The product dissolves readily in the water and doesn't foam too bad. Will have to report back an a week or so after the second treatment to see how it goes.
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Bayer Bayleton 50 Fungicide WSP is one of the few fungicides labeled for Western gall rust (Endocronartium Harknessii). However, the product label does not indicate efficacy on this specific tree. Bayleton cannot be applied to pine seedlings or seed in nurseries in the State of California. This article from the USDA gives more information about control of this disease. We would also recommend speaking with your local Cooperative Extension or Ag Department for further recommendations in your area.
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Bayer Bayleton 50 Fungicide WSP is not labeled to treat for Seiridium unicorne and fungal pathogen Botryosphaeria dothidea. You may be interested in Docket DF for commercial treatment of Leyland Cypress Canker.
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Bayleton 50 Fungicide WSP would be mixed at the rate of 1-2 oz per 1000 sqft for bermuda decline prevention and 2 oz for curative. For residential lawns you do not exceed 1.5 oz per 1000 sqft. Apply the specified amount of BAYLETON 50 Turf and Ornamental Fungicide using 2 to 4 gal of spray per 1,000 sq ft for this specific disease. This product is really more for larger areas that commercial companies would treat multiple lawns a day so it is not easy to break down into smaller amounts with the packets since they are pre-measured.
So to accurately cover 18000 sqft you would need to use at least 36 gallons of water, not 9. And use 18 oz of product which equals a little over 3 packets at the lower rate. It might be best to break up the area in sections to apply so that you can use the right amount of water. Even then you may need to spray with just water to ensure it is sufficient enough.
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No, Bayleton 50 Fungicide WSP is not labeled for use on any fruit trees.
We in south Florida have approximately 12 plumeria trees some of which reach more than 15 feet tall. In late summer, the leaves start getting rust and soon thereafter the trees look terrible and start defoliating. Will this product help to prevent rust in plumeria leaves? The trees are too tall to spray so we are looking for a product that can be applied to the ground for root absorption by the tree.
While the product label for Bayleton 50 Fungicide WSP does include rust control on certain types of ornamental shrubs and trees, however Plumeria is not included. Additionally, this product has been discontinued by the manufacturer.
Unfortunately, there is not a systemic fungicide listed for preventative control of Plumeria Rust and foliar applications are recommended as this disease typically only targets the leave surfaces and stems. While unappealing, this disease typically does not injure the tree.
General maintenance and care should be be done throughout the year and in late fall/winter to help reduce favorable environments for the disease to develop. Dispose of fallen rust-infected leaves, and spray the ground under the tree in the winter with a copper fungicide, neem oil or horticultural oils during early stages of powdery mildew infection.
Using a fungicide such as Propiconazole or Myclobutanil is recommended in this article on Plumeria Rust by the Manoa Cooperative Extension Hawaii.For local recommendations on treating Plumeria Rust, we would recommend contacting a local nursery or the Master Gardener at your local county extension office .
Bayleton 50 Fungicide WSP
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