FoxFarm Bush Doctor Force of Nature Fungicide
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Product Overview
FoxFarm Bush Doctor Force of Nature Fungicide is designed for effective control of powdery mildew in different crops and flowers. It is formulated from natural essential oils so it is safe to use on edible crops such as tomatoes, melons, squash, grapes, and cucumber. Its non-toxic formula also makes it safe to use around humans and animals. It has shown great performance in controlling powdery mildew on simulated greenhouse and field testing with 1% spray solution for 7 to 10 days. This contact fungicide may be applied as a foliar spray and considered to be an excellent addition to a well-defined disease program for better control and management.
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Active Ingredient Cottonseed Oil - 30% Corn Oil - 30% Garlic Oil - 23% Target pests Powdery Mildew For use in Fruits & Vegetables, Ornamental Plants and Greenhouse Crops Application * See Label for complete application instructions Pet safe Yes Shipping Weight 2.45 lbs Manufacturer FoxFarm (Mfg. Number: 290138) UPC 752289290138 APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS
Always follow these directions:
- Testing to date indicates that Force of Nature Fungicide may cause injury to some plant species at sensitive stages of plant growth. Open blooms of certain plants can also be damaged. Do not apply to stressed or wilted plants, or to newly transplanted material prior to root establishment.
- Force of Nature Fungicide has not been tested on all plant varieties or in all tank mixes. Before applying to a large number of plants, test the product on a small number of plants for potential damage.
- We recommend making no more than two consecutive applications of Force of Nature Fungicide. After two applications, rotate to an alternative chemistry for at least two applications.
- Apply early in the morning or late afternoon when the temperature is lower.
- Spray directly onto disease. Make applications before noticeable foliar damage occurs. Thorough spray coverage is essential for good disease control.
- Applications should be repeated at an interval sufficient to maintain control, depending upon plant growth, disease pressure and weather conditions after spraying.
- Local conditions may affect the use of Force of Nature Fungicide. Consult your local State Extension Specialist for specific recommendations related to local crop protection problems.
- Spray water/spray tank solutions should not be below pH 3.0 or above 8.0. Force of Nature Fungicide works best in a pH range of 3.5-7.5. Use outside this range may cause product degradation. If necessary, buffer water to near neutral pH.
- Do not mix Force of Nature Fungicide with oxidizing agents such as bleach, bases, or strong acids as they will destabilize the product.
APPLICATION RATE AND USAGE:
Final mix volume:
- 1 gallon - 1.5 oz.
- 5 gallons - 7 oz.
- 10 gallons - 14 oz.
- 25 gallons - 32 oz.
- 100 gallons - 128 oz.
Apply at intervals of 7-10 days. Repeat application as necessary. Coverage is essential to establish control. Apply enough to cover the entire surface of the infested tissue.
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Helpful Q&A'sQIs FoxFarm Bush Doctor Force of Nature Fungicide recommended for fungus treatment of hydroponic strawberries?Red leaf, dark roots in my strawberry plants. I understand this is likely a fungus. Will this product help mitigate fungus in hydroponic gardens? Add it to the water? or rinse affected roots with 100% solution??AFoxFarm Bush Doctor Force of Nature Fungicide is only intended to treat powdery mildew, and not labeled to treat other fungus. However, this is a foliar product so in order to work it will need to be …
Read Full Answer »FoxFarm Bush Doctor Force of Nature Fungicide is only intended to treat powdery mildew, and not labeled to treat other fungus. However, this is a foliar product so in order to work it will need to be sprayed on the plant itself. Please contact your local County Extension Office for identification of the exact fungus and treatment recommendations they’ve found to be succesful in a Hydroponic System.Â
