14.3 Generic Banner MAXX 1 Gallon

Works well to eliminate the fungus/mold in my yard. The grass did not have any major discoloration or strange looking patches. While walking through the yard, I had brown/black dust like substance on my feet/shoes. Use the mixture and water combination on the jug. You will need to spray about twice a year. I would recommend this product.

A cheaper alternative to the Spectracide brand I've used for years. With peach curl going nuts on my peaches I had to start buying in the gallon size. Living in the PNW fungus, over bugs, is the biggest issue I face on my fruit trees and my roses. I have a ton of the latter. If used early in the morning or late evening there is no "sun spot" damage to the leaves. It is very effective at treating a wide variety of fungus issues. And it lasts pretty much forever too.

I am using this product to minimize the spread of Oak Wilt and improve my exiting varieties of oaks on my property.

May be helping my oak wilt, arborist walking in my neighborhood says it is bacterial leaf scorch. I'll use the rest on lawn. Need to brush up on my math first.

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It is too early to tell whether this product will be effective for the fungus in my lawn. All I can say at this point is that the instructions on how to apply it are very poor. They seem to only address a pump up sprayer application when of course most people will want to use a dial sprayer where you can select so many tablespoons per gallon. You need to go online and find out better information on how to apply the spray through a dial hose-end sprayer. In my case, I have a Gilmour sprayer and I just poured the fungicide into the canister and set the dial for 2 tablespoons per gallon. At least doing so didn't kill what's left of my grass. Also, water in after application.

… in rotation will keep your lawn fungus free.

Have used this to control rust lawn disease in my yard. It gets pretty wild and this takes it right out. Also like to spray it right before the snow comes for the winter and it seems to help with mold in the Spring.