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Phyton 35 Bactericide and Fungicide - Questions & Answers

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  • Asked by Heath from Opelika, Alabama
    01/26/2020
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    Can I mix Phyton 35 with neem oil or kitchen oil?
    Can I mix this with a pesticide?
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    Phyton 35 does not mention anything about tank mixing with other products on the product label other than those it should not be mixed with.  Since it is already a fungicide, we would not recommend mixing with another like Neem Oil as you could risk burning your plants. As far as tank mixing with other products, we recommend reaching out to the manufacturer directly. They can be reached at 800-356-8733

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  • Asked by Michael from Bradenton
    11/04/2022
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    How Long Before Phyton 35 Works?
    I just sprayed Phyton 35 on my Tropicana cannas to kill some rust. The label indicates that it will be effective for 21 days. How soon after application does Phyton 35 begin working?
    A
    A copper fungicide such as Phyton 35 will start working right away. However, keep in mind that this will not correct existing damage; rather, it will prevent further damage from taking place.
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