Ortho® MAX® Garden Disease Control Concentrate

To Treat Beans (Green)

• Start spraying during early bloom or at first sign of disease.

To Treat Broccoli, Brussels Sprouts, Cabbage & Cauliflower

• Start spraying when conditions favor disease, or after transplanting, or when sprouts appear.

To Treat Carrots, Onion (Green and Dry Bulb), Leek, Shallot & Garlic

• Start spraying at the first sign of disease.

To Treat Celery

• Start spraying after transplanting.

To Treat Corn (Sweet) & Tomatoes

• Start spraying when conditions favor disease.

To Treat Cucumbers, Melons, Pumpkins & Squash

• Start spraying when plants are in the first true leaf stage or when conditions favor disease.

To Treat Potatoes

• Start spraying when plants are 6 inches high or at the first sign of disease.

To Treat Peach, Nectarine & Apricot

• Spray at leaf fall in late autumn. Reapply 1 to 2 more times in mid-to-late winter before buds begin to swell.
• You can also apply 1 to 2 weeks after petal fall when fruit just begins to form.

To Treat Cherry, Plum & Prune

• Spray when buds begin to show color then reapply at full bloom. If cool, moist weather continues, you can make a 3rd application at petal fall. Then apply once more when fruit just begins to form.

To Treat Papaya and Passion Fruit (Hawaii Only)

• Start spraying before spots appear on fruit (April to July).

To Treat Ash Plants, Crabapples, Euonymus, Leatherleaf Fern, Mountain Laurel, Oregon-Grape (Mahonia), Pachysandra, Poplar, Photina, Pyracantha (Firethorn), Rose,
Statice, Sycamore (Planetree) & Buckeye (Horse Chestnut)

• Apply when buds break in the spring.

To Treat Azalea & Rhododendron

• Apply when new leaves emerge or when there is an early bloom.

To Treat Carnations

• Apply when you transplant cuttings. Applications should be made in cool, moist conditions.

To Treat Dogwood

• Apply when buds start to swell in the spring.

To Treat Dracaena

• Apply prior to transplanting.

To Treat Flowering Almond, Flowering Quince, Flowering Cherry & Hawthorn

• Applications should be made early in the blooming process.

To Treat a Geranium

• Apply before blooming has started. Applications should be made in cool, moist conditions.

To Treat Gladiolus, Hydrangea (Foliage Only), Prayer Plant & Oyster Plant (Rhoeo)

• Apply early in propagation.

To Treat Holly & Syngonium

• Applications should be made in warm, moist conditions.

To Treat Hollyhock

• Apply early in the seedling stage.

To Treat Cherry-Laurel

• Applications should be made before petal fall.

To Treat Chrysanthemum (Daisy)

• Apply when you transplant cuttings.

To Treat Confirs (Pine, Douglas Fir & Spruce)

• Start spraying in the spring when new shoots are 1/2 to 2 inches long. To treat Lophodermium Needlecast in the North Central & Northeastern States start spraying in mid-July to early August before disease occurs. Continue to spray every 21 days (7 days for seed beds only) until dry weather returns.

To Treat Iris & Parlor Palm (Chamaedorea)

• Applications should be made in cool, moist conditions.

To Treat Lily & Petunias

• Apply to plants pre-bloom.

To Treat Oak (Red Group Only)

• Apply when dormant buds swell.

To Treat Philodendron

• Applications should be made in moist conditions.

To Treat Pieris (Andromeda)

• Apply when new leaves emerge.

To Treat Privet

• Applications should be made after prolonged wet conditions.

To Treat Viburnum

• Apply in mid-summer.

To Treat Zinnia

• Apply at the first sign of disease.