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Q&A –Can I use two or three fungicides at the same time?

Question:
What happens if I use two or three different fungicides at the same time?

Answer:
The short answer is no. There are several reasons why. First, the chemicals in the fungicides may interact which would reduce their effectiveness or harm the plants. Also, if the fungicides have the same mode of action you are wasting your money and product because they are both trying to do the same thing.

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Fungicides
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Using Fungicide Spray Effectively
Fungicides don't always do well in 'mixed' company
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