The Pillar G Instrinic Granular Fungicide label states that you should not apply more than two sequential strobilurin-based fungicides sequentially prior to rotation to a different mode of action or classification. Pillar G and Heritage G both have a Group 11 classification so they would not be the best products to rotate to protect against fungicide and plant resistance. A better option would be a Group 1 fungicide like Clearys 3336G Fungicide or a Group 3 fungicide like Eagle 20EW.
Heritage G Fungicide is a granular fungicide that must be applied with a broadcast spreader.
Heritage G Fungicide is usually applied every 14-28 days, depending on what you are treating for. You can find the application intervals for specific diseases on the product label.
Heritage G should be applied in the early stages of disease development to achieve optimal results. It is labeled for pythium but fungicides usually work best when applied as the disease is just beginning or as a preventative. We are not sure if Heritage will work for the treatment you described. We recommend calling the manufacturer as they are the experts on their product. You can reach Syngenta by calling 866-796-4368.
Fungicides such as Heritage G Fungicide usually work best when applied as the disease is just beginning or as a preventative Please contact your local cooperative extension office to determine the correct timing of the application as this will vary greatly from region to region based on your target disease.
Heritage G Fungicide and lime can be applied around the same time but not in the same application. It would be best to apply one then the other.
Yes, Heritage G Fungicide is labeled for red thread as directed on the product label. Apply when conditions are favorable for disease development. It would be recommended to rotate to another active ingredient after 2-3 appliations to prevent resistance. Clearys 3336 DG is a great option to do so with.
Heritage G Fungicide can safely be applied to landscape areas when applied per label.
It is important to apply the correct amount of Heritage G Fungicide for your treatment to avoid any injury. Please refer to the product label for complete mixing and application instructions.
Heritage G Fungicide is not labeled for use on Hydrangeas or ornamentals. A great product labeled for use on Hydrangeas for Cercospora Leaf Spot is Garden Tech Daconil Fungicide Concentrate. It should be applied to the foliage, early on to point of run off, every 7-14 days until conditions no longer favor disease.
The application interval of Heritage G Fungicide ranges from 10-28 days or 14-28 days depending on the fungus you are treating. Please take a look at the product label for appropriate application intervals. This product can be applied to dry turf and irrigated per label instructions.
It is okay to apply the Heritage G Fungicide to a damp lawn after a rain as long as there are is no puddling water. Though best to apply when dry.
Both Heritage G Fungicide and Headway G Fungicide are both labeled for Take-All Patch. They would be great rotation products every 28 days after 2-3 applications of one.
It should take about 7-10 days before seeing visible results after applying Heritage G Fungicide.
It would be best to apply Heritage G Fungicide to the entire areas that are effected as well as the surrounding area to cure and prevent the spread of the fungus.
It would be recomended to keep Heritage G Fungicide applications outside of the dripline of ornamentals and completly out of beds. It is only for use on turfgrass as directed on the product label.
Heritage G Fungicide granules are effective as both a preventative and curative treatment for gray leaf spot in tall fescue lawns and would be a good option for you.
We would recommend applying Heritage G Fungicide early in the morning or late in the evening when temperatures are cooler
