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Asked by John from Midlothian,va

07/10/2016

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Should I wet grass before applying Fame Granular Fungicide?

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Per the manufacturer, you can get the grass wet, prior to your application of Fame Granular Fungicide.

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Asked by B from Kansas City, Mo

06/18/2017

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How soon do I need to water after making an application of Fame Granular Fungicide?

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You should immediately water in the application of Fame Granular Fungicide or apply just prior to a good rainfall.

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Asked by David

08/08/2017

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Should the lawn be watered after spreading Fame Granular Fungicide?
If watering is suggested, should it be done immediately after spreading or after some period of time? Thanks.

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It's recommened to water your lawn with at least 1/2 water within 24 hours of Fame Granular Fungicide application.

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Asked by Brad from Arlington, Va

04/26/2018

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What product can be alternated with Fame?
I've used Headway G with good results, and was alternating with Jonathan Green Fungus Control, which I don't think did really anything. What products would you recommend alternating Fame with?

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You can alternate Fame Granular Fungicide with any other labeled fungicide for residential lawn and turf. Headway G, Heritage G or Daconil would be great options.

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Asked by Head

04/04/2017

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Would you re-treat in 2 weeks after applying Fame Granular Fungicide?

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The re-treatment interval for Fame Granular Fungicide can vary depending on what type of disease you are treating. Please look over the product label for instructions for your specific needs.

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Asked by Cathy from Johnson City

04/27/2017

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Will Fame Granular Fungicide work for red thread?

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Fame Granular Fungicide is labeled to treat for Red Thread.

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Asked by Floyd from Eatonton, Ga

05/07/2017

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Is Fame a good solution for zoysia patch (diagonosed by my county agent) in emerald zoysia?
I alternate Cleary 3336 and Daconil with either Heritage or Pillar G applying approximately every 2 weeks. Since these chemicals are not working what should I try? Do you think Fame granular fungicide might be better than the Heritage and Pillar G?

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Eagle 20EW is a great option for use on your lawn. It is labeled for zoysia patch as well. When using fungicides, it is recommended that you switch the products up every other application to ensure that your lawn does not become resistant to these products. Fame Granular Fungicide would be a good op…
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Eagle 20EW is a great option for use on your lawn. It is labeled for zoysia patch as well. When using fungicides, it is recommended that you switch the products up every other application to ensure that your lawn does not become resistant to these products. Fame Granular Fungicide would be a good option to add to your rotation of products as well.

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Asked by Chris from Corpus Christi, Texas

06/07/2020

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Is there a high temperature limit for application when using Fame Granular Fungicide?
I live in south Texas and temperatures are high 90s everyday. When would be the best time to treat for leaf spot.

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Fame Granular Fungicide https://www.domyown.com/fame-granular-fungicide-p-15599.html has temperature restrictions depending on the disease you are treating for. You can use the Product Label for complete application instructions for your disease. In general, applications should not be made i…
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Fame Granular Fungicide https://www.domyown.com/fame-granular-fungicide-p-15599.html has temperature restrictions depending on the disease you are treating for. You can use the Product Label for complete application instructions for your disease. In general, applications should not be made in the middle heat of the day, but rather during early morning or late evening times when temps are under 90 degrees or cooler compared to the rest of the days temperatures.

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Asked by Dean

04/02/2021

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Is Fame Granular Fungicide safe for a centipede lawn?

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Fame Granular Fungicide may be used on a centipede lawn as long as you are following the instructions on the product label.

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Asked by Donald from Springfield, Il

09/15/2021

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Is Fame Granular Fungicide safe to use on bent grass fairways and greens?
I have a personal practice area in my back yard with bentrgass green, pitching Reas

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Fame Granular Fungicide is effective in controlling diseases in turf on golf courses when used as directed on the label. This product provides control of many important diseases in turf including but not limited to species of Bentgrass and other grass types specified on the product label.

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Asked by Matt from Brownsville, Tx

09/29/2022

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What setting should I set it to dispense Fame Granular Fungicide for grey leaf spot?

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Unfortunately, we do not have the spreader settings for that specific combo, and since the manufacturer does not list that spreader on their bag we are unsure what the exact setting would be. Due to the thousands of granules on the market and just as many different types of spreaders, there isn'…
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Unfortunately, we do not have the spreader settings for that specific combo, and since the manufacturer does not list that spreader on their bag we are unsure what the exact setting would be. Due to the thousands of granules on the market and just as many different types of spreaders, there isn't a master list that exists. You may want to try calling the manufacturer of your spreader or the chemical itself directly, to see if anyone on their staff has that info. Otherwise, you will want to calibrate your spreader to the product you are using and its application rates. You can see a short video on how to accomplish this below.How to Calibrate your Spreader
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9vXBjeVA3ao&list=PLG-iVFWQzYnkrUznseZ-SDTcWgflq8DDo&index=39

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