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Bonide INFUSE Lawn & Landscape Fungicide Granules - Questions & Answers

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  • Asked by Geri
    07/31/2021
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    After you use Bonide INFUSE to kill fungus on lawn, do you than put seed down?
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    Bonide INFUSE Lawn & Landscape Fungicide Granules should be applied after seeding for preventative treatment. 

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  • Asked by Bill from Metairie, La
    06/12/2021
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    Is is possible to overapply Bonide INFUSE Lawn & Landscape Fungicide Granules and damage shrubs?
    I need to treat Indian Hawthorn for Entomosporium leaf spot. I do not need to treat my lawn. It's a rather small area. I was planning on cutting the corner of the package and shaking the granules out manually. Is there a chance of applying too much product and damaging the shrubs?
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    The application rate for Bonide INFUSE Lawn & Landscape Fungicide Granules is 1.5 - 3 Lbs./1000 sq. ft. We would recommend consulting the manufactuer directly if assistance is needed to break this down into small rates for smaller coverage areas. We always recommend using products exactly as directed on the product label for several reasons including the risk of undesired effects if overapplied.

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  • Asked by Mark
    04/22/2021
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    How much Bonide INFUSE Lawn & Landscape Fungicide Granules would I use? Is it harmful if spread it to heavy?
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    Bonide INFUSE Lawn & Landscape Fungicide Granules should not be applied more than directed on the product label which is 3lbs/1,000 sq ft/application (Do not exceed 12lbs/1,000sq ft/year).

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  • Asked by Psychodan from Portland Or
    05/28/2020
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    Is Bonide INFUSE Lawn & Landscape Fungicide Granules the same ingredient that also controls moles?
    It seems that Molemax is also a bonide based product
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    No, Bonide INFUSE Lawn & Landscape Fungicide Granules contains Thiophanate-methyl 2.08% which is a fungicide. Molemax contains Castor Oil 10%

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  • Asked by Laurie from Uniontown, Oh
    06/29/2019
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    Will Bonide INFUSE Lawn and Landscape Granules work on leaf blight or black spot?
    Our ornamental pear tree has lost so many leaves this year and it's only the end of June. We have two dogs who would be walking through the sprayed area if we have to spray.
    A

    The Bonide INFUSE Lawn and Landscape Granules can treat Ascochyta Leaf Blight and Drechslera leaf spots, so whether this will work really depends on the specific disease you are treating. If you have Fabraea leaf spot and black spot, then you would need to use a topical spray fungicide to control this issue, such as Fung-onil Multi Purpose Fungicide Concentrate.

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  • Asked by Dick from Santa Monica, Ca 90405
    12/03/2013
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    I have pythium blight in my fescue turf. Will Bonide Infuse correct this problem ?
    A
    Bonide INFUSE Lawn & Landscape Granules is not labeled to treat for Pythium Blight. You can use a product like Subdue MAXX which is labeled for Pythium.
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