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Asked by Mark from Orlando, Fl01/16/2017QWhy is it recommended to mix Avid with Heritage G Fungicide?
and which of the Avid products should be used.AResearch has shown that Avid and Heritage together is an excellent combination of products for turf care, giving you both insect/nematode and disease control for overall turf health. Sometime specific products will have extra plant health boosting properties that can be hard to determine. The Avid +…
Read Full Answer »Research has shown that Avid and Heritage together is an excellent combination of products for turf care, giving you both insect/nematode and disease control for overall turf health. Sometime specific products will have extra plant health boosting properties that can be hard to determine. The Avid + Heritage Multipack includes the Heritage WG (wettable granules) and Avid 0.15 EC. -
Asked by E. from Stoughton02/22/2022QCan I mix Heritage Fungicide with a fertilizer in a drench?A
We would suggest using Heritage G Fungicide by itself then you can use a fertilizer afterwards by a few days or even a week to not overload the lawn with chemicals.
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Asked by Jim from Bradenton, Fl04/02/2022QHow much Heritage SC should I mix with a gallon of water to treat orchids?A
Heritage SC does not list orchids as tolerant flower/ornamental on their product label and without knowing the disease you are treating, we cannot advise on a specific application rate. The product label also states the following, “Heritage Fungicide may occasionally cause discoloration of fl…
Read Full Answer »Heritage SC does not list orchids as tolerant flower/ornamental on their product label and without knowing the disease you are treating, we cannot advise on a specific application rate. The product label also states the following, “Heritage Fungicide may occasionally cause discoloration of flowers when applied directly to blooms of certain plant species. Not all varieties and colors have been evaluated.” -
Asked by Jennifer from Groveland01/31/2023QCan it be mixed with fertilizers?
Can it be mixed for drenching containerized plants?AYou always want to check the label of each product to ensure that it states it is ok to be tank mixed with other products. Then we usually recommend you do a small jar test, mixing both products in water in a small jar, shake it up and wait about 20 minutes to see if the products stay in solution,…
Read Full Answer »You always want to check the label of each product to ensure that it states it is ok to be tank mixed with other products. Then we usually recommend you do a small jar test, mixing both products in water in a small jar, shake it up and wait about 20 minutes to see if the products stay in solution, then you should be ok, however if they clump or separate then you would not want to mix those products together. Yes, Heritage SC is labeled to treat containerized plants. Per the manufacturers label: DO NOT tank-mix Heritage SC with other fungicides, insecticides, herbicides, fertilizers, or adjuvants unless local experience indicates that the tank mix is safe to ornamental plants.
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Asked by Judi from Lake Worth, Fl01/14/2024QHeritage Fungicide toxicity to birds and butterflies
My cassia trees need treatment but I have birds and butterflies all the time. Is this toxic to them.AHeritage Fungicide does not have any insecticides in it so it should not harm butterflies or birds. If you would like to take extra precaution you may apply while they are not in the area as it will not reactivate once dry
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Asked by Carolyn from Belmar, Nj04/12/2024QWhat rate of Heritage Fungicide do you use per gal on roses?A
Heritage Fungicide is applied at 4-8 fl oz per acre in 100 gallons for rose blackspot. This generally breaks down to 0.04-0.08 fl oz per gallon. Please refer to the product label for complete instructions.