Vegalab Mildew Control

Price is per gallon
One gallon makes 2,000 gallons ready to use product

Natural Broad Spectrum Powdery Mildew Control

PRODUCT CATEGORY: Fungicide

ACTIVE INGREDIENTS:

Geraniol (natural plant extract)

PRODUCT OVERVIEW

Mildew Control is an all-natural fungicide composed of powerful plant extracts, providing both preventative and curative effects against powdery mildew and related fungal diseases.

KEY BENEFITS

• 99% eradication of active mildew with no burn damage

• 13-15 days additional residual control on grapes

• Both preventative and curative effects

• Retards spore germination and destroys pathogen cells

• Safe for fruit quality and shelf life

• Zero PHI and zero REI

• 10-14 days residual and contact protection

MODE OF ACTION

Mildew Control has a two-fold effect: it retards spore germination and germ tube growth while destroying pathogen cells through cell lysis. Geraniol induces an imbalance in K+ ion levels inside the mycelium, slowing spore germination and mycelium proliferation while entering the pathogen cell to cause cell breakdown.

APPLICATIONS & CROPS

Effective on: cucumbers, melons, squashes, grapes, apples, pears, blackberries, raspberries, roses, tomatoes, ornamentals, lawns, turf, vineyards, and orchards

APPLICATION RATE

0.13 fl. oz. (3.8 mL) per gallon of water; 7.5 oz per acre (low severity), 11 oz per acre (high severity)

PRODUCT COMPOSITION

Geraniol: Natural plant extract from geranium species

Formulated with nano-encapsulation technology

ENVIRONMENTAL & SAFETY INFORMATION

100% natural plant-derived formula

Non-toxic to humans and livestock

No harmful residues

Safe for beneficial organisms

Tank compatible with no pH issues

Zero PHI and zero REI

Nano-encapsulated for stability

VEGALAB TECHNOLOGY

Highly amplified and nano-encapsulated geraniol providing immediate and long-term control

BENEFITS OF VEGALAB FORMULATIONS

Rapid eradication of active fungal disease

Extended residual protection

No phytotoxicity or fruit damage

Suitable for organic and conventional production