The proprietary formulation of iprodione and thiophanate-methyl offers two modes of action and two plant movement strategies to increase length of disease control. As a tank-mix partner, it is compatible with most commonly used fungicides.
The proprietary formulation of iprodione and thiophanate-methyl offers two modes of action and two plant movement strategies to increase length of disease control. As a tank-mix partner, it is compatible with most commonly used fungicides.
EASY-TO-USE FORMULA
- Premixed formulation offers a convenient disease control solution
- May be applied with spray, drench or dip application methods
- May be applied through sprinkler irrigation systems (not in CA)
VERSATILE FUNGICIDE
- Broad-spectrum preventive and curative disease control
- Dual plant movement activity for better resistance and lasting control
- Tank-mix compatible with most commonly used pesticides
- No growth regulation
- Can be applied safely to over 89 species of ornamental flowering and foliage plants
APPLICATION RECOMMENDATIONS
26/36 fungicide is a broad-spectrum fungicide that may be applied safely to a wide range of ornamental flowering and foliage plants, either as a foliar spray, drench or dip. Please read specific instructions and use only as directed.
Rates: Maximum Individual Application Rates
Spray Application ………………………………………… 33-84 fl oz/100 gal
Soil Drench Application…………………………………. 13.5 fl oz/100 gal
Plant Dip Application ……………………………………. 33-66 fl oz/100 gal
PROVEN PERFORMANCE
Iprodione and thiophanate-methyl are both proven chemistries for ornamental disease management. Combined, they are even better. University trials have demonstrated that 26/36 fungicide delivers results – even when TM resistance is present. Trials at both North Carolina State University and Penn State University showed that 26/36 controlled TM resistant Botrytis from 14-28 days depending on rate (see charts 1 and 2).
Chart 1: Botrytis Control – Geranium
North Carolina State University – M. Benson – 2005
Test performed with TM Resistant Botrytis
Chart 2: Botrytis Control – Geranium
Pennsylvania State University – G. Moorman – 2005
Test performed with TM Resistant Botrytis
RESISTANCE MANAGEMENT
Foliar Application: DO NOT apply more than 84 fl oz per acre per application. DO NOT make more than 4 applications per crop per year. Under severe pressure, use the highest recommended rate, when disease pressure is light to moderate, the lower rate is recommended.
Soil Drench Application: DO NOT exceed a total of 37 fl oz per 1000 sq ft per year. DO NOT make more than 6 applications per year. Under severe pressure, use the highest recommended rate, when disease pressure is light to moderate, the lower rate is recommended.
DO NOT use 26/36 fungicide as a drench on impatiens and pothos.
DO NOT use 26/36 fungicide on spathiphyllum.
A resin based surfactant should be added to foliar sprays for use on iris, lilies, and tulips.
See label for complete application rates and recommendations
EPA REG. NO.: 228-630
ACTIVE INGR.: iprodione (19.65%), thiophanate-methyl (19.65%)
FORMULATION: flowable
CHEM. FAMILY: dicarboxamide, benzimidiazole
FRAC NUMBER: 1 and 2
REI: 12 hours (orn)
APPLICATION: spray, drench, dip
PACKAGE SIZE: 2 x 2.5 gal
KEY USES
Ornamentals
KEY DISEASES CONTROLLED
(See product label for complete list)
Aerial web blight
Alternaria leaf blight
Alternaria leaf spot
Botrytis blight
Blossom blight*
Botrytis storage rot*
Cylindrocladium blight and wilt*
Daffodil leaf scorch*
Fusarium corm rot
Fusarium leaf spot
Helminthosporium leaf spot
Ink spot
Ray blight
Rhizoctonia stem and root rot
Tulip fire
* Not Registered in California
