Questions and Answers for Scotts DiseaseEx 10 lbs. Treats Up to 5,000 sq. ft. Lawn Fungicide Controls and Prevents Disease Up to 4 Weeks

A:  Scotts DiseaseEx Lawn Fungicide does not have any effect on seeding. It can be used any time before or after seeding a lawn.

A:  No idea, but Scotts is generally pretty responsive to questions.

A:  Scotts DiseaseEx Lawn Fungicide does not have any effect on seeding. It can be used any time before or after seeding a lawn.

A:  The active ingredient in Scotts DiseaseEx is Azoxystrobin. Thank you for bringing the issue to our attention. We will look into this.

A:  We are unable to diagnose the issue with your lawn with this information. We suggest that you get the lawn look at for the correct diagnosis before applying any products. Please call us at 877-220-3089 if further assistance is needed.

A:  Scotts Lawn Fungus Control is a discontinued product. Scotts DiseaseEx Lawn Fungicide Control is the current product to use on all grass types to control listed lawn diseases.

A:  Scotts DiseaseEx Lawn Fungicide can be applied before or after mowing. If applying first, make sure to it has been watered in and allowed to dry before mowing.

A:  Putting it down after you mow will ensure that the treatment gets to where it's needed before the next mowing. Follow the instructions on the packaging !!!

A:  Better to do it after and water it in.

A:  Scotts DiseaseEx Lawn Fungicide will control the following lawn diseases: Brown Patch, Stem and Stripe Rust, Red Thread, Powdery Mildew, Anthracnose Pythium, Southern and Typhula Blight, Leafspot, Pink Patch, Necrotic Ring Spot, Summer Patch, Fusarium Patch, Gray Leafspot, Leaf Rust, Melting Out, Yellow Patch, Rhizoctonia Large Patch, Fairy Ring, Gray and Pink Snow Mold, Pythium Root Rot, Spring Dead Spot Take-All Patch and Zoysia Patch (Also known as Large Patch).

A:  It would be helpful to put on the package that the procut needs to be watered in before it will work.

A:  After application, you should water enough to dissolve the graduals and into the topsoil at least a quarter of an inch. If rain is expected, you can wait. The product will not do anything until its dissolved and into the soil, especially for the curative rate. After a few days, resume normal watering. If the roots are not completely dead in the brown areas, it’ll begin to green up. I give that area extra water daily for about 2 weeks. I’ve had to use this product for years, and apply at preventive rate monthly once the temps reach 80*.  Works great if applied in time before roots are dead. 

A:  I had rain the next day. So it worked out well. 

A:  Scotts DiseaseEX does not need to be watered in immediately, it must be watered to activate the product. The sooner the product is watered in the sooner it will begin working.

A:  most important is to apply "X" when the grass is dry!!!! If you have standing water the product will not work. raise low spots , reseed and apply X there after.

A:  If disease has been a persistent problem year to year, Scotts DiseaseEx may be applied as a preventative measure before disease is present to avoid extensive damage. To apply as a preventative, apply at preventative rate approximately 2 weeks prior to when you typically seen the disease appear or when you initially see or suspect disease activity in a small area of lawn.

A:  Apply it now and water it in.

A:  Scotts DiseaseEx Lawn Fungicide is taken up by the grass both through grass blades and by the roots.