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Product Overview
Strobe 50 WG is a professional systemic fungicide that can be applied preventatively and can clear existing diseases away easily. It is a wettable granular compound to be mixed with water for a sprayed solution. Strobe 50 WG will stop the disease in its tracks, regardless of what stage the disease is in at the time of application and is absorbed by the plant's crowns, leaves and roots. Strobe 50 WG Broad Spectrum Fungicide is comparable to Syngenta Heritage and is just as effective. Use on athletic fields, golf courses, recreational areas and parks for turf, ornamentals, and conifers.
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Details
Active Ingredient Azoxystrobin WG 50% Target pests Anthracnose, Brown patch, Downy mildew, Gray leaf spot, Leaf blights, Leaf spots, Necrotic ring spot, Powdery mildew, Pythium blight, Rust, Snow mold, Summer patch, Take-all patch, Zoysia patch and others
* See label for complete listFor use in Golf courses, Sod Farms, Ornamentals, Residential and Commercial Lawns and Landscape, Institutional, Public and Industrial Buildings, Parks, Recreational Areas and Athletic Fields
* See label for complete listApplication 1 - 4 oz per 100 gallons of water
* See label for complete application instructionsPet safe Yes, if used as directed on Label Formulation Professional Product
Group 11 FungicideNOT FOR SALE TO AK
VT (Restricted To Licensed Applicators Only)Shipping Weight 1.26 lbs Manufacturer Quali-Pro (Mfg. Number: 83000002) UPC 072693000223 EPA Registration 53883-343 Quali Pro Strobe 50WG is a broad spectrum, preventative fungicide with systemic and curative properties that is used for the control of many plant diseases.
- Preventative and curative activity
- Can be applied as a foliar spray in alternating spray programs or in tank mixes with other registered products
- Affects every stage of fungal disease development
- Absorbed through a plants leaves, crowns and roots
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1 Customer Reviews
Top Reviews
100% worth the money
By Michael on 07/29/2022
This stuff is expensive upfront but is actually not bad per application (especially when you consider how expensive it is to hire a company to treat it) and works very well. Azoxystrobin is a great mi…
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15 Questions & Answers
Helpful Q&A'sQIs Strobe 50WG need to be watered in or does it have a rain fast window?AStrobe 50WG does not require watering in after application and the label states runoff of this product will be reduced by avoiding applications when rainfall or irrigation is expected to occur withi…
Read Full Answer »Strobe 50WG does not require watering in after application and the label states runoff of this product will be reduced by avoiding applications when rainfall or irrigation is expected to occur within 48 hours.QCan Strobe 50WG be used every 14-28 days for the entire growing season or do I need to alternate the azoxystrobin with other fungicides to prevent resistance to one fungicide ingredient?ADepending on what fungicide you are trying to prevent by using Strobe 50WG, you will either make 2 sequential appliacations or 3 sequential applications. Pleae refer to the DIRECTIONS FOR APPLICATION …
Read Full Answer »Depending on what fungicide you are trying to prevent by using Strobe 50WG, you will either make 2 sequential appliacations or 3 sequential applications. Pleae refer to the DIRECTIONS FOR APPLICATION FOR TURF DISEASES Table on page 11 of the product label. ?If treating for Gray leaf spot and Pythium spp. control, do not make more the 2 applications of Strobe 50WG. For all other diseases when Gray leaf spot and Pythium spp. are not present, do not apply more than three sequential applications of Strobe 50WG.? Eagle 20EW Specialty Fungicide would be a good fungicide to rotate with Strobe 50WG.QWhen can I mow the lawn after an application of Strobe 50WG?AWe recommend waiting at least 2 days before mowing after an application of a fungicide such as Strobe 50WG.
