Questions and Answers for BIOADVANCED 10 lbs. Granules Fungus Control for Lawns

A:  You would not want to apply to new grasses until they have been mowed at least 3 times to ensure that they are established. Jessica

A:  Sure, I've had success with using this fungicide simultaneously to my St Augustine grass along with herbicides. Typically though, allowing one product to work within the plant roots best it can for about a week to realize maximum benefit, then applying another product for another purpose (weed control) is preferable.

A:  Hi, Bonny. BioAdvanced Fungus Control For Lawns can be applied as soon as your Weed & Feed product has been watered in (if applicable) and dried. -Madison

A:  Hi, Debbie. BioAdvanced Fungus Control For Lawns is not formulated to be effective in the treatment of Necrotic Ring Spot. We unfortunately do not have a product for this particular disease at this time. -Madison

A:  Hi, Geri. When applying BioAdvanced Fungus Control For Lawns granules for an active fungus, 3.5 lbs per 1,000 square feet should be applied every two weeks until control is achieved. -Madison

A:  Put down on the affected area and extend out an additional 2’. The amount to use depends on the spreader used. I follow the guide on the bag. 

A:  I've only used it to cover the whole yard. This is what I would do in this situation. I'd apply this small area with my Scott's drop spreader per products settings. The easiest solution is to buy this product in the liquid formula and just spray the area.

A:  Depends on what you are spreading it with. The bag details what to set your spreader at if you are using one. If needed, you can sprinkle it by hand - but I would recommend using a disposable latex or nitrile glove, as well as a face mask.

A:  NO. Read the info provided by the company on the packaging or Google it. There are fungicides specifically intended for use on vegetables. This is for your GRASS.

A:  BioAdvanced Fungus Control For Lawns has only been tested and approved for use on lawns for listed lawn disease. It should be kept at least 3-5 feet away from anything edible. We do offer foliar sprays, such as Natria Neem Oil, that will treat listed fungal disease on all edibles. -Madison

A:  Hi Chris! Unfortunately we do not have data for that particular spreader but I can still help with a recommendation. The goal of the product is to apply 3 1/2 lbs. per 1,000 sq. ft. when treating an active fungus. We would recommend selecting a lower setting, not the lowest, but a setting under the halfway point in your range and applying evenly. Jessica

A:  Hello William! A fertilizer may be applied after the granules have been watered in and allowed to dry completely however, please be aware that application of a fertilizer to an active fungus may stimulate fungus growth. We would recommend not applying fertilizer until the fungus has been eliminated. Jessica

A:  apply it to the spots that have the fungus

A:  Hi, Carlos. It is not necessary to roto till the lawn before the application. We recommend applying 3.5 lbs per 1,000 square feet to the entire lawn as the spores of the fungus can spread. The product should be applied every 2 weeks until control is achieved. -Madison

A:  you can just put in the spots you have the fungus but of course it's a good ideal to do the whole yard but i've done both

A:  Just spray on the fungus spots and let dry as long as bottle says. 

A:  No just apply like a normal granular fertilizer. No tilling! You can buy a spray too (sorry, my previous answer thought this was a liquid). 

A:  Yes! The active ingredient of propiconazole is rapidly absorbed by the assimilating parts of the plant, mostly within one hour of treatment. It is transported acropetally (upwards) in the xylem. This systemic translocation contributes to good distribution of the active ingredient within the plant tissue. Jessica

A:  You may apply the grub control product as soon as the fungus control granules have been watered in and allowed to dry completely. Jessica