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  • Asked by Ron from Temple Terrace
    07/31/2021
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    How often can I spray Bio Advanced Fungus Control For Lawns RTS?
    A

    For existing diseases, Bio Advanced Fungus Control For Lawns RTS should be reapplied every 14 days until lawn shows signs of recovery.  Do not apply more than 16 times per year at a rate of 32 fl oz. per 5,000 sq. ft. or 8 times per year at a rate of 32 fl oz. per 2,500 sq. ft

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  • Asked by Ivan from Orlando
    07/10/2022
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    May I spray Bioadvanced Fungus Control for laws after rainy, wet grass, in the evening?
    St Agustine Lawn, in Central Florida Summer. Evening temperatures are lower than 82
    A
    We recommend applying this product when there is no rain in the forecast within 24 hours. After it has rained, we suggest waiting 24 hours before applying Bio Advanced Fungus Control For Lawns RTS. You can apply it to a lawn that is dry or wet from dew or irrigation. We do not suggest applying it to overly saturated lawns or lawns that are experiencing an extreme run of heat/drought. This product should be applied when temperatures are between 65 and 85 degrees. Please be sure to review the product label for more information and complete application instructions.
     
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  • Asked by Morris from Northport, Alabama
    08/26/2022
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    Can Bio Advanced Fungus Control For Lawns RTS be applied to newly plugged areas of St. Augustine (Palmetto)?
    A
    Bio Advanced Fungus Control For Lawns RTS does not have any restrictions for new sod, so you can apply at any time.
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  • Asked by Sheila from Middlesex Nj
    06/23/2022
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    can Bio Advance be applied at the sme time as a lawn feeding application
    A
     
    When using Bio Advanced Fungus Control For Lawns RTS there wouldn't be a waiting time to use a fertilizer. Keep in mind that some diseases can thrive when a fertilizer is put down. So with that being said, just be sure that whatever you are treating would not be included in that group.
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  • Asked by Mary from Laredo Texas
    06/16/2022
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    Is Bio Advanced Fungus Control For Lawns RTS applied only to the affected areas or to the whole lawn?
    A

    Bio Advanced Fungus Control For Lawns RTS can be applied only to affected areas however since there may be other areas of the lawn infected with the disease but not as prevalent, we would suggest treating the entire lawn. 

    View the full product label for more information. 

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  • Asked by Douglas from Jenison, Michigan
    08/28/2022
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    Can Bio Advanced Fungus Control For Lawns RTS be applied 24 hrs before rainfall is expected and should it be applied in the early morning when temperatures are between 65 to 85 degrees but before the afternoon temps get above 90 degrees?
    If applying the third application of fungus control, can spot spraying of the fungus spots be done instead of spraying the whole yard?
    A

    Bio Advanced Fungus Control For Lawns RTS should be applied when rainfall is not expected for atleast 24 hours. When daytime temps are above 85 degrees, it is best to apply early in the morning/late evening when temperatures are coolest for the day.

    Spot treatments can be applied to treat the disease directly following broadcast spray applicaitons.

    View the full product label for more information. 

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  • Asked by Tim
    06/09/2022
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    How long to I need to keep pets off the grass after applying Bio Advanced Fungus Control For Lawns RTS?
    A

    Bio Advanced Fungus Control For Lawns RTS is safe for pets when used as directed and once the application is dry. We recommend that you keep an eye on your pets to deter them from eating anything that may be harmful.

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  • Asked by Brian from Queens New York
    06/08/2022
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    after applying how long do i have to wait until i can put down sod
    A
    There is no time restriction between applying Bio Advanced Fungus Control For Lawns RTS and sodding.  Though it should be applied to turfgrass only not to soil
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  • Asked by Steve from Clinton Two ,mi
    08/21/2021
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    How long until I see results after applying Bio Advanced Fungus Control For Lawns RTS?
    A

    The amount of time before seeing results after applying Bio Advanced Fungus Control For Lawns RTS will depend on many factors, including the extent and progression of the disease in which you are treating.  As stated on the product label, "To control existing disease, reapply every 14 days until lawn shows signs of recovery." 

    Please view our Lawn Disease Section in our Lawn Care Guide for more information on treating some of the most common turfgrass diseases. 

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  • Asked by Walt from Howell,mi
    08/09/2021
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    Should the liquid in the Bio Advanced Fungus Control For Lawns RTS container be clear or have a milky appearance after 15 minutes of spraying?
    A

    Per the safety data sheet, the color of Bio Advanced Fungus Control For Lawns RTS can be white to light beige. Since this is a ready-to-spray bottle, water is mixing with the concentrate as it's being sprayed. We recommend contacting the manufacturer directly if you have questions about the product you have purchased. You can reach BioAdvanced at 1-877-229-3724.

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  • Asked by Jim from Lexington Sc
    06/10/2021
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    Can Bio Advanced Fungus Control For Lawns RTS be applied to Zoysia in the morning when temperatures are coolest rather than later in the day when they are forecasted to get above 85 degrees?
    A

    Yes, Bio Advanced Fungus Control For Lawns RTS can be applied in the mornings when temperatures are coolest and the grass has had time to recover from the heat during the night. The product label indicates that you should not apply this product when temperatures are over 85 degrees to avoid potential turf injury so early morning or evening applications are suggested. 

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  • Asked by Scott from Broadway, Va
    02/12/2021
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    Live in VA. Noticed browning in the lawn in different areas.
    Snow is just about gone. Live in Central VA. Worked very hard to get the lawn the way it was is now. Additional question just popped into my cranium. Since the lawn has been somewhat dormant due to the light winter and only a few light snows, (Knock on Wood), is it possible this is not 'Brown Patch' at all? Happy to send you a few photos if you would like. Please let me know. Thank you. Scott Wisinski
    A

    If it's still cold, we recommend to wait to make an application of Bayer Advanced Fungus Control For Lawns RTS or any other fungicide. Brown pack is a disease that can affect warm season grasses and it can remain active until the grass goes dormant so it can be possible for it to be another disease.  If you need assistance with an identification, we recommend to contact your local extension office and request to speak to the master gardener. They are more familiar with your area and may be better at helping identify what the issue is.

    How to find your local cooperative extension office.
     

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