100% agree with you mate. Subdue Maxx is awesome. Had a few outbreaks in the golf greens last season and this product plus fertiliser helped the greens to recover quickly.
Do you think the Azoxystrobin and Propiconazole application sparked the Pythium outbreak? Or just coincidence? I am a little nervous now having sprayed the same thing on about an acre of Bermudagrass the last two days.
DO you think there is any point to ordering Mefenoxam to apply this late in the year, in zone 7A, for 6 week old reno? I applied the Scotts Disease Ex Azoxystrobin granules curative rate a week ago, but the blight just got worse so far. But, we are headed into highs 50-60s lows 40s for the next week, so is there even any point to applying more fungicide now?
In your dialogue for corrective action you stated. RGS 1g/acre , Subdue Maxx (fullrate), Heritage @1/2 rate, and Azoxy 2sc @1/2rate, and of course Nitrogen 1/2# 1k.. My question is, Heritage and Azoxy 2SC are the same active ingredient and you ran both @1/2 rates.? Would either one at full rate have accomplished the same result.?
Hey Matt I was just looking at getting some subdue, the primary ingredient is metalaxl, I'm trying to cure and prevent pythium blight in turf type tall fescue in memphis tn. Which one would you lean towards qual pro mefenoxam or the subdue(metalaxyl)?
What would you use as a preventative? I couldn't make it out? I have pythium killing my new turf type tall fescue lawn. I guess I'm gonna go with subdue max for curative but I definately need a preventative option
Ok awesome, I was looking it up and subduemaxx has a primary ingredient metalaxyl but you mentioned mefenoxam as the off brand version of subduemaxx? Which one was the one you had success with? I dont know if you misspoke and thought subdue was was mefenoxam? I'm just trying to cure pythium in my tttf lawn in memphis tn, I value your opinion and experience, not sure which product would be the best choice if it even matters?
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100% agree with you mate. Subdue Maxx is awesome. Had a few outbreaks in the golf greens last season and this product plus fertiliser helped the greens to recover quickly.
Lawn Tips will subdue also cute brown patch and other diseases or is it just for pythium?
Nice work !! Rocking them shades out.... aka GRASS MASTER
Omg...I thought my yard looked bad after msm turf! Thank goodness they have you!
I never realized that what that was in some of my yards,thanks Matt
You made the right call!
Bro the music has to go so annoying almost can't get past to follow the tips
brother, i am so sorry, this is an old video and trust me, i get it. music is awful lol!
Love it.
Just applied the same tank mix to treat pythium. How long should I wait to mow? How long until you see improvements?
Do you think the Azoxystrobin and Propiconazole application sparked the Pythium outbreak? Or just coincidence? I am a little nervous now having sprayed the same thing on about an acre of Bermudagrass the last two days.
No azoxy did not spark pythium
DO you think there is any point to ordering Mefenoxam to apply this late in the year, in zone 7A, for 6 week old reno? I applied the Scotts Disease Ex Azoxystrobin granules curative rate a week ago, but the blight just got worse so far. But, we are headed into highs 50-60s lows 40s for the next week, so is there even any point to applying more fungicide now?
How many times did you end up applying?
If you were the p.m. before this came you would’ve had no problem
Baby: Dad you know you’re supposed to use 1.5 lbs of nitrogen for that yard.
Nice!
In your dialogue for corrective action you stated. RGS 1g/acre , Subdue Maxx (fullrate), Heritage @1/2 rate, and Azoxy 2sc @1/2rate, and of course Nitrogen 1/2# 1k..
My question is, Heritage and Azoxy 2SC are the same active ingredient and you ran both @1/2 rates.? Would either one at full rate have accomplished the same result.?
I think I miss spoke - I meant propiconazol
@@TheGrassFactor 10/4, that makes more sense. Thank you for the prompt reply and thank you for doing what you do.
Have a Great Day.!
I’m pretty sure this is what happened to my lawn after heavy rains and heat especially wear the water drains
Do you treat the entire yard or just the affected areas? Thanks
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Hey Matt I was just looking at getting some subdue, the primary ingredient is metalaxl, I'm trying to cure and prevent pythium blight in turf type tall fescue in memphis tn. Which one would you lean towards qual pro mefenoxam or the subdue(metalaxyl)?
I know this is old but they are both the same. Get the cheaper one.
What would you use as a preventative? I couldn't make it out? I have pythium killing my new turf type tall fescue lawn. I guess I'm gonna go with subdue max for curative but I definately need a preventative option
Subdue as a preventative as well
Ok awesome, I was looking it up and subduemaxx has a primary ingredient metalaxyl but you mentioned mefenoxam as the off brand version of subduemaxx? Which one was the one you had success with? I dont know if you misspoke and thought subdue was was mefenoxam? I'm just trying to cure pythium in my tttf lawn in memphis tn, I value your opinion and experience, not sure which product would be the best choice if it even matters?
@@spierotti14 Both are the same or at least equivalent chemically.
@@spierotti14 The active ingredient in SUBDUE MAXX is definitely:
Mefenoxam*: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22.0%
Is Ridomil Gold SL the same as Subdue Maxx?
Can you tell me the cheaper version you used? I have a fungus problem I wasn’t sure about and after watching you I may have this! Help!!
Mefenoxam
The Grass Factor i used propoconazole and it didn’t work. Is there anything else I could use? The mefenoxam is very expensive for me at this time