Phusion Mn 7% (2.5 Gal) 2/Case
Green-T Sulfur 4%

pHusion Manganese 7% is an acid-based manganese liquid that is ideal for correcting manganese deficiencies in the soil. The acid-based liquid formulation contains Urea-Sulfuric Acid that aids in acidifying soil. Manganese availability increases when soil pH is maintained below 7.0. Manganese influences photosynthesis and is involved in several plant enzymes that promote chlorophyll production in the plant.The result is a darker, natural green tissue.

Turf that is grown in soils that have higher soil pH than 7.0 and low manganese levels may be prone to certain undesirable disease pathogens that maycause detrimental results due to low available manganese levels. pHusion Manganese 7% can correct soil manganese deficiencies, improve plant gorwth and provide healthier plants through better nutrition when applied properly.

Application rates:

Greens, Tees & Fine Turf: Apply 2.0 - 3.0 oz. of pHusion Manganese 7% with 1.5 - 2 gallons of water per 1,000 sq. ft. (0.7 - 1.0 gallon of pHusion Manganese 7% with 66 - 88 gallons of water per acre). Irrigate immediately to move into the soil profile. Do Not let liquid spray dry on the leaf. Applications should be made in Spring or Fall. For improved performance, tank mix with Ammonium Thiosulfate and FloThru Plus Penetrant. Irrigate immediately to move off the turfblade, and into the soil profile. (Avoid spraying in periods of low humidity or when turf is under severe stress.)

Take All Patch Reduction Applications: Apply 18 oz. of pHusion Manganese 7% per 1,000 sq. ft. (6.13 gallons per Acre) in sufficient water to ensure thorough coverage (usually 2 - 3 gallons of water per 1,000 sq. ft.). Irrigate immediately to move into the soil profile. Do not let liquid spray dry on the leaf. Applications should be made in Spring or Fall. For improved performance, tank mix with Ammonium Thiosulfate and FloThruTM Plus Penetrant. Irrigate immediately to move off the turf blade, and into the soil profile. (Avoid spraying in periods of low humidity or when turf is under severe stress.)