Resistance management for Pythium diseases. Reliable Pythium control is essential for successful turfgrass management. Pythium can cause blight, seedling damping-off, and root rot.

Key Features

Controls all Pythium diseases in turf, ornamentals and landscape.
No documented field resistance development for over 20 years of commercial use.

Packaging

4 x 3.78L

Application Rates

Apply Banol as part of an integrated management program on greens, tees or fairways. Apply when conditions are favourable for disease on a 7-21 day interval. Apply Banol in 8-20 litres of water per 100 m² for both preventive and curative applications.

Best Practices

• Use in the summer for Pythium blight control.
• Apply during overseeding to control Pythium damping-off on seedlings.
• Controls Pythium resistant to mefenoxam.
• Use as a rotation partner to delay resistance development for other fungicides including mefenoxam, cyazofamid, fluopicolide and QoIs.

Application rates and delivery

// Active Ingredients propamocarb hydrochloride (66.5%); equivalent to 722 g propamocarb HCl per litre
// FRAC Code 28 (carbamate)
// Systemicity localized penetrant
// Formulation soluble liquid
// Signal Word caution

When to use

June July August September

Where to use

Golf

What to control

Pythium Pythium - Foliar Blight