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Did a few apps of 1-2-3 NPP - refreshing smell!
Got out and did my first round of fungicide apps today for lawns infected with NRS. Mixed up a few backpack fulls of 1-2-3 NPP with LI-700 to acidify my water supply. Smelled like I was spraying clove scented weak orange juice on the lawns
It was actually a little refreshing, rather than the usual 2-4D ester stink I usually suck in.
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Life is good.
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Will be good if I avoid an outbreak of NRS in these lawns which typically happens late June through mid-July. This product better work
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NPP is a good product, but it takes more than spraying it to keep diseases at bay. Like I mentioned in another thread, don't apply high N fert in the summer. I would switch over to a more organic based fert that encourages soil microbial activity rather than a quick N release (if you don't do so already). IMO, a more holistic approach may be the better solution rather than applying a fungicide.
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With this material, water isn't an issue as this material is mostly meant for disease suppression, but the stuff I had didn't have curative and preventative rates. I know Bill used to say you could use it for grub control as well, then you would definitely need more water. |
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You can spray NPP with a back pack for fungal diseases.
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Ya the NPP directions state to mix 2-3 ozs (depending on if preventative or curative) of product with one gallon water to cover 1k sq ft. Backpacking is suited well for this (for smaller lawns).
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It smells good but I don't think it works. I tried it on a small section under a tree that had powdery mildew (I think because ther was excess nitrogen from some miraclegro soil added that was lefetover). Didn't do a thing.
I have a few sections that had some smut disease, did not do a thing. I ended up using a more traditional fungicide which worked fine. I'm not trying to put the stuff down but so far it does smell good but has been worthless imo. |
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