Combat Impatiens Downy Mildew this Spring with Syngenta

Impatiens downy mildew is one of the most notorious diseases to affect ornamental greenhouse productions. However, with recent fungicide innovations, there are more solutions available to help get ahead of this devastating disease before it spreads.

 

When it comes to fungicide treatments, there are many innovative tools available to help you successfully produce impatiens. Implementing a rotation program featuring products with different modes of action is critical for resistance management so the effectiveness of plant protection chemistries can be preserved.

Following a program that utilizes a “systemic sandwich” approach is recommended for growing impatiens. Systemic fungicides are applied as a drench at transplant, or at the beginning of production, and prior to shipping, while other fungicides with contact or translaminar activity may be applied as sprays in between for resistance management and to assist in controlling other disease problems as needed.

Segovis^® fungicide has a unique mode of action and can be applied as a drench for long-lasting control of impatiens downy mildew. This product is ideal for rotation programs as its active ingredient in FRAC Group 49 can help diversify treatments. Segovis is positioned as the final treatment prior to shipping as it offers extended residual activity.

Having a plan when growing impatiens for spring sales is crucial for a successful crop. New innovations in plant protection products provide the tools you need to successfully produce impatiens in the greenhouse with season-long performance in the garden.

Learn more about Segovis and download the impatiens agronomic program today.

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