Clearys 3336 F Turf and Ornamental Fungicide with thiophanate methyl is a systemic fungicide for the prevention and control of turf and ornamental diseases.
This systemic fungicide can both prevent and control listed plant diseases.
Cleary 3336 F Uses
It can be used on residential lawns, golf courses, commercial lawns, sod farms, greenhouses, nurseries and interiorscapes. It may be applied as a soil drench, dip or foliar spray. Cleary 3336 F may be used on a wide variety of turf and ornamental diseases. These diseases include, Brown Patch, Anthracnose, Dollar Spot, Leaf Spot, Gray Leaf spot, Red Thread, Rust, Snow Mold, Pink Snow Mold, Fusarium, Smut, Summer Patch, Take-All Patch, Necrotic Ring Spot, Crown and Root Rots, Blights, Bermudagrass decline, and more.
Cleary's 3336 F treats lawn and turf diseases such as Brown Patch, Anthrancose, Dollar Spot, Leaf Spot, Gray Leaf spot, Red Thread, Rust, Snow Mold, Pink Snow Mold, Fusarium, Smut, Summer Patch, Take-All Patch, Necrotic Ring Spot, Crown and Root Rots, Blights, Bermudagrass decline, and more. See label for complete list.
Active Ingredient (s)
Thiophanate-methyl . . .41.25%
For Use :
For the prevention and control of turf diseases and the diseases of annual and perennial flowers, bedding plants, foliage plants, ground covers, plus
deciduous and evergreen trees and shrubs. Cleary 3336 F Fungicide has turf, horticultural, foliar, plant dip, and soil drench applications on its label.
Yield
N/A
Mixture|Application
N/A
Application
Turf - 2 oz -6 oz per 1,000 square ft/ 0.68-2.04 gallons per acre
Foliar sprays- 0.5 to 1.5 teaspoon per gallon or 8-24 oz per 100 gallons
Dip- 1-1.5 teaspoon per gallon or 16-24 oz per 100 gallons
Drench- 0.5 to 1 teaspoon per gallon or 8-16 oz per 100 gallons.
Do not apply to home orchards/fruit trees after fruit set.
May be used as a chemigation methods
Shipping Restrictions
AK, CT, NY
More Instructions
Resistance Management:
Cleary 336F should be used with alternate fungicides with different modes of action in order to avoid tolerance.