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  • Asked by David from Coventry
    09/18/2020
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    What is the shelf life on Strobe 2L Fungicide?
    This is enough for 5 years of fungicide applications on my yard. I dont want a $500 bottle going bad
    A
    If stored in a cool dry area out of direct sunlight,

    Strobe 2L will last up to 3 years. 

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  • Asked by Meir from Chestnut Ridge, Ny
    08/11/2021
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    A thunderstorm came through 20 minutes after applying Strobe 2L Fungicide and Propiconazole to my lawn, do I need to reapply the Strobe 2L Fungicide? I believe propiconazole is recommended to be watered in.
    Application rates applied were 0.77oz Strobe and 2oz Propiconazole in 2.5gal. water per 1000 sq ft.
    A

    Per the product label, excessive rainfall could cause a lack of performance. Strobe 2L Fungicide is classified as having a high potential for reaching surface water via runoff for several months or more after application therefore it is recommended applications be done when no rainfall or irrigation is predicted for 48 hours. 

    If there was enough rainfall to cause puddling or heavy water runoff, we would recommend doing a repeat application when no rainfall is expected. 



     

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