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Marrone Bio - Stargus 2.5 gal
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What Is Actually in Stargus Biofungicide
The active is a bacterium, not a chemistry. Read the label and it says 96.4 percent Bacillus amyloliquefaciens strain F727 cells and spent fermentation media, with 3.6 percent other ingredients.
Purchase directly from Growers HouseWhat Is Actually in Stargus Biofungicide
The active is a bacterium, not a chemistry. Read the label and it says 96.4 percent Bacillus amyloliquefaciens strain F727 cells and spent fermentation media, with 3.6 percent other ingredients. That is an unusually high number because the product essentially is the fermentation. The bacterium colonises plant tissue and competes with pathogens for the space and the food. It also provokes the plant into switching on its own defences. Because nothing synthetic is being deposited, the label carries a zero-day pre-harvest interval and a four-hour re-entry interval. It is MRL-exempt and OMRI Listed for organic production. The signal word is caution and the protective equipment required is minimal. Foliar, chemigation, soil treatment and backpack sprayer are all on the label. Greenhouse use is approved with its own rates.
Rates and Timing Against Downy Mildew
The rate is two to four quarts an acre for grey mould, white mould and downy mildew, and three to four quarts an acre for fusarium. Sprayed by volume rather than by area the label runs one to four quarts in a hundred gallons of water. Timing is the thing that decides whether a biological works at all. These products are preventative and they need to be on the leaf before the spore lands, not after the lesion appears. Start early, keep the interval tight, and treat it as a programme rather than a rescue. Living products also have living limits. Tank water that is chlorinated or badly pH-adjusted will kill the culture before it reaches the plant. Check the expiry and store it out of heat, because the shelf life belongs to the bacteria and not to the bottle. The honest limit is that a curative spray on an established infection is the wrong job for this.
Key Features
Active ingredient: Bacillus amyloliquefaciens strain F727, listed at 96.4 percent
Mode of action: Colonises tissue, competes with pathogens, provokes plant defences
Pre-harvest interval: Zero days, so it can go on the day of harvest
Re-entry interval: Four hours before anyone goes back in
Residue: MRL-exempt, and OMRI Listed for organic production
Application: Foliar by air or ground, chemigation, soil treatment, backpack sprayer
Foliar rate: Two to four quarts an acre on most labelled diseases
Greenhouse: Approved, with its own rates on the label
Container: Supplied in a 2.5 gallon jug
Technical Specifications
Specification
Value
Model
MBSG2.5, Stargus
Brand
ProFarm, formerly Marrone Bio Innovations
Container size
2.5 gallons
Active ingredient
Bacillus amyloliquefaciens strain F727
Active percentage
96.4 percent, cells and spent fermentation media
Other ingredients
3.6 percent
EPA Reg. No.
84059-28
Signal word
Caution
Pre-harvest interval
0 days
Re-entry interval
4 hours
OMRI Listed
Yes
MRL status
Exempt
Foliar rate
0.5 to 4 quarts per acre
Rate by volume
1 to 4 quarts per 100 gallons of water
Labelled diseases
Downy mildew, botrytis, grey mould, white mould, fusarium
Application methods
Foliar, chemigation, soil treatment, hand or backpack sprayer
Greenhouse use
Approved






