Monterey Garden Phos Systemic Fungicide

For Grapes, when should Monterey Garden Phos be applied to control Powdery mildew?

• At bud break ✓
• At the 4 to 6 inch shoot stage
• Between the appearance of oil spots
• Only when high disease pressure is evident

Answer: For Powdery mildew in Grapes, the label says to 'Apply at bud break'.

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When treating Coconuts for Downy mildew (Pseudoperonospora cubensis), what must be added to the mixture?

• 1/4 to 1/2 fl. oz. PentraBark™ Bark Penetrating Surfactant ✓
• 2 to 6 tsp. of registered bactericides
• 1 fl. oz. of water per gallon
• A 0.5% solution concentration of PentraBark™

Answer: The label specifies mixing 8 to 16 fl. oz. per gallon of water with 1/4 to 1/2 fl. oz. PentraBark™ Bark Penetrating Surfactant for Downy mildew on coconuts.

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What is the maximum number of applications allowed per growing season for Peppers treated for Late blight and root rot?

• Do not exceed 6 applications ✓
• Do not exceed 10 applications
• Do not exceed 21 applications
• Do not exceed 7 applications

Answer: For Peppers, the notes state: 'Do not exceed 6 applications per growing season.'

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How should Monterey Garden Phos be applied to Mature Citrus trees to control root rot and collar rot diseases?

• Inject into the trunk or root system ✓
• Foliar spray with entire plant coverage
• Trunk spray only
• Side dressing at the base

Answer: For Citrus – Mature trees, the label instructs to 'Inject into the trunk or root system' or use as a 'Foliar spray'.

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What is the required application rate for controlling Pre-harvest blue and green mold and brown rot on Coconuts (CA only)?

• 1 fl. oz. per gallon of water ✓
• 8 to 16 fl. oz. per gallon of water
• 2 to 6 tsp. per gallon of water
• 1/2 fl. oz. per gallon of water

Answer: For Pre-harvest blue and green mold and brown rot on Coconuts, the rate is 1 fl. oz. per gallon of water via trunk spray.

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When treating Vegetables for Damping off, what is the recommended timing for the first application?

• At transplant or when direct seeded crops are at 2-4 true leaf ✓
• At the 4 to 6 inch shoot stage
• 1 to 7 days prior to out planting in seedling trays
• Only when disease is evident

Answer: The label states the first application for Damping off in vegetables should be at transplant or when direct seeded crops are at 2-4 true leaf.

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When applying the product to Vegetables for Downy mildew via foliar spray, what is the instruction regarding coverage?

• Spray to runoff ✓
• Apply only to the underside of leaves
• Apply only to the stem
• Apply only when oil spots appear

Answer: For Downy mildew on Vegetables, the notes specify: 'Foliar spray. Apply when disease present. Spray to runoff.'

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In high disease situations for Vegetables (Damping off), how should the technician adjust the application?

• Use higher rates and shorter spray intervals ✓
• Use lower rates and longer spray intervals
• Increase the amount of PentraBark™ surfactant
• Apply only as a pre-plant seedling treatment

Answer: The label states for Damping off in Vegetables: 'In high disease situations, use higher rates and shorter spray intervals.'

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