Fungus
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Re: Fungus
Postimg is being funny again I guess. The photos don't show up when I tap them. I had some rust myself from late Summer, going into Winter, but it seemed to fade away with the cold. I treated it in the Fall, mostly with Serenade, and kept up the Serenade into December. I noticed a spot of red thread the other day. This is a tough Fall and Winter as far as lawn disease.
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Re: Fungus
Green, while I was spraying my trees to protect them from deer I too noticed more than a handful of spots with red thread. Related to the original question, is there really anything that can be done now?Green wrote: ↑January 8th, 2019, 1:03 amPostimg is being funny again I guess. The photos don't show up when I tap them. I had some rust myself from late Summer, going into Winter, but it seemed to fade away with the cold. I treated it in the Fall, mostly with Serenade, and kept up the Serenade into December. I noticed a spot of red thread the other day. This is a tough Fall and Winter as far as lawn disease.
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- Posts: 6837
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Re: Fungus
I don't know if there is, and am not sure if it's necessary as it gets colder. Here, temps are now dropping and we will be below 40 for the next 10-day forecast. So, I'm not concerned, because I don't think red thread can do much when it's that cold.
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