Ornamentals

Spray foliage thoroughly for good coverage. Re-application rates and intervals can vary according to disease severity and environmental condition adversity. Lower rates may be as effective as higher rates and should be tried first. Routine preventive programs may be maintained using lower rates. Use of low volume equipment is effective against Botrytis but may not be effective against established Powdery mildew and/or Xanthomonas infections. Applications on actively growing tissues may be more effective than on dormant tissues.

Use Precaution

Rates above 15 fluid ounces (.058 lbs. metallic copper) of this product per 100 gallons of water may damage some tender, open blooms.

Use Restrictions

On Easter Lilies, do not apply more than 2.5 pounds of copper [646.4 fl. ozs. (5.05 gals.) of this product] per acre per application. Do not apply more than 75 pounds of copper (151.51 gals. of this product) per acre per year. Minimum retreatment interval is 7 days. Do not apply any additional pesticide containing copper to this land for 36 months.
On All Other Ornamentals, do not apply more than 2 pounds of copper [512 fl. ozs. (4.00 gals.) of this product] per acre per application. Do not apply more than 20 pounds of copper (40.4 gal. of this product) per acre per year. Minimum retreatment interval is 7 days.

Annual and Perennial Bedding Plants

Alyssum

Agryanthemum

Begonia

Chrysanthemum

Daylily

Dusty Miller

Fuchsia

Geranium

Hollyhock

Hosta

Impatiens

Lisianthus

New Guinea Impatiens

Pachysandra

Pansy

Periwinkle

Ranunculus

Snapdragon

Zinnia

Annual and Perennial Bedding Plants

Plant	Disease(s)/Pathogens	Agri-Life® fl. oz./100 gals. (lbs. Cu²⁺/100 gals.)
Alyssum	Botrytis, Downy Mildew	13 to 20 (.050 to .078)
Agryanthemum	Botrytis, Erwina	13 to 20 (.050 to .078)
Begonia	Botrytis	13 to 20 (.050 to .078)
Begonia	Powdery Mildew, Xanthomonas	15 to 30 (.058 to 0.116)
Chrysanthemum	Botrytis, Pseudomonas	15 to 25 (0.058 to 0.097)
Daylily	Botrytis	13 to 20 (.050 to .078)
Daylily	Erwina, Powdery Mildew	15 to 25 (.058 to .097)
Dusty Miller	Alternaria	15 to 25 (.058 to .097)
Dusty Miller	Botrytis	13 to 20 (.050 to .078)
Fuchsia	Botrytis	13 to 20 (.050 to .078)
Fuchsia	Powdery Mildew	13 to 25 (.050 to .097)
Geranium	Botrytis, Rust (Preventative)	15 to 20 (.058 to .078)
	Preventative: Pseudomonas, Xanthomonas	15 to 45 (.058 to .174)
	Therapeutic: Pseudomonas, Xanthomonas	50 (.194)
	Therapeutic: Rust	25 to 40 (.097 to .155)
Hollyhock	Botrytis	13 to 20 (.050 to .078)
Hosta	Powdery Mildew, Rust	15 to 25 (.058 to .097)
	Botrytis	15 to 20 (.058 to .078)
	Erwina	15 to 30 (.058 to .116)
Impatiens	Alternaria	15 to 35 (.058 to .136)
	Botrytis	13 to 15 (.050 to .058)
	Phytophthora	15 to 20 (.058 to .078)
	Powdery Mildew	13 to 25 (.050 to .097)
	Pseudomonas	15 to 35 (.058 to .136)
Lisianthus	Botrytis	13 to 20 (.050 to .078)
Lisianthus	Erwina, Pseudomonas, Xanthomonas	13 to 25 (.050 to .097)
New Guinea Impatiens	Botrytis	13 to 15 (.050 to .058)
New Guinea Impatiens	Powdery Mildew	13 to 20 (.050 to .078)
Pachysandra	Botrytis	13 to 15 (.050 to .058)
Pachysandra	Volutella	13 to 25 (.050 to .097)
Pansy	Botrytis	13 to 20 (.050 to .078)
Pansy	Cercospora, Phytophthora	15 to 20 (.058 to .078)
Periwinkle	Botrytis	13 to 20 (.050 to .078)
Periwinkle	Phytophthora	15 to 20 (.058 to .078)
Ranunculus	Bacterial Blight, Botrytis	13 to 20 (.050 to .078)
Ranunculus	Powdery Mildew	15 to 25 (.058 to .097)
Snapdragon	Botrytis	13 to 20 (.050 to .078)
Snapdragon	Downy Mildew, Rust	13 to 25 (.050 to .097)
Zinnia	Botrytis	13 to 20 (.050 to .078)
	Powdery Mildew	15 to 30 (.058 to .116)
	Pseudomonas, Xanthomonas	13 to 25 (.050 to .097)
Additional annuals and perennials¹	Botrytis	13 to 20 (.050 to .078)
	Downy Mildew	15 to 30 (.058 to .116)
	Powdery Mildew, Pseudomonas	15 to 25 (.058 to .097)

¹Additional annuals and perennials include Anenome, Aster, Bacopa, Baptista, Carnation, Coleus, Columbine, Coneflower, Coreopsis, Cuphea, Dahlia, Daisy, Dianthus, Delphinium, Echinacea, Ipomoea, Lantana, Lead Plant, Liatris, Lobelia, Lupine, Marigold, Monarda, Ornamental Grasses, Pentas, Petunia, Phlox, Poppy, Prairie Smoke, Primrose, Pulmonaria, Rudbeckia, Salvia, Scabiosa, Sedum, Silphium, Verbena, Veronica, Vinca, Viola.

Cut Flowers

Alstromeria

Carnation

Chrysanthemum

Delphinium

Freesia

Gerbera

Gladiola

Lisianthus

Orchid

Rose

Snapdragon

Sweetpea

Cut Flowers

Plant	Disease	Agri-Life® fl. oz./100 gals. (lbs. Cu²⁺/100 gals.)
Alstromeria	Botrytis	13 to 15 (.050 to .058)
Carnation	Botrytis	13 to 20 (.050 to .078)
Chrysanthemum	Botrytis	15 to 25 (.058 to .097)
Delphinium	Botrytis	13 to 15 (.050 to .058)
Freesia	Botrytis	13 to 15 (.050 to .058)
Gerbera	Botrytis	15 to 25 (.058 to .097)
Gladiola	Botrytis	13 to 15 (.050 to .058)
Lisianthus	Botrytis	13 to 20 (.050 to .078)
Orchid	Botrytis	13 to 15 (.050 to .058)
Rose*	Botrytis	15 to 50 (.050 to .194)
Snapdragon	Botrytis	13 to 20 (.050 to .078)
Sweetpea	Botrytis	13 to 15 (.050 to .058)

*On roses, rates up to 70 fluid ounces (.252 lbs. metallic copper) of this product per 100 gallons of water may be used against powdery mildew if no blooms are open.

Nursery Plants

Azalea

Buxus

Cherry Laurel

Conifers

Crape Myrtle

Dogwood

Elm

Euonymus

Hawthorn

Hydrangea

Indian Hawthorn

Japanese Maple

Juniper

Leland Cypress

Lilac

Nandina

Oak

Oak (Trunk spray)

Photinia

Rhododendron

Rosaceae

Rose

Ruscus

Sycamore

Viburnum

Nursery Plants

Plant	Disease	Agri-Life® fl. oz./100 gals. (lbs. Cu²⁺/100 gals.)
Azalea	Anthracnose	15 to 25 (.058 to .097)
	Botrytis	13 to 25 (.050 to .097)
	Cylindrocladium	15 to 35 (.058 to .136)
	Phytophthora	20 to 25 (.078 to .097)
Buxus	Volutelia	15 to 25 (.058 to .097)
Cherry Laurel	Xanthomonas	20 to 35 (.078 to .136)
Conifers	Botrytis	13 to 25 (.050 to .097)
Conifers	Diplodia	10 to 13 (.038 to .050)
Crape Myrtle	Botrytis	13 to 25 (.050 to .097)
Crape Myrtle	Powdery mildew	20 to 30 (.078 to .116)
Dogwood	Anthracnose, Powdery mildew	20 to 30 (.078 to .116)
Dogwood	Botrytis	13 to 25 (.050 to .097)
Elm	Erwina	20 to 40 (.078 to .155)
Euonymus	Anthracnose	15 to 30 (.058 to .116)
Euonymus	Botrytis	13 to 25 (.050 to .097)
Hawthorn	Cedar apple rust	15 to 25 (.058 to .097)
Hydrangea	Botrytis, Powdery mildew	13 to 25 (.050 to .097)
Hydrangea	Cercospora	15 to 25 (.058 to .097)
Indian Hawthorn	Botrytis	13 to 25 (.050 to .097)
	Cercospora	15 to 25 (.058 to .097)
	Entomosporium	15 to 30 (.058 to .116)
Japanese Maple	Botrytis	13 to 25 (.050 to .097)
Japanese Maple	Pseudomonas, Venticillium	15 to 25 (.058 to .097)
Juniper	Phomopsis	13 to 25 (.050 to .097)
Leland Cypress	Cercospora	13 to 25 (.050 to .097)
Lilac	Botrytis, Pseudomonas	13 to 25 (.050 to .097)
Lilac	Powdery mildew	15 to 25 (.058 to .097)
Nandina	Xanthomonas	15 to 25 (.058 to .097)
Oak	Anthracnose	35 (.136)
Oak	Botrytis	13 to 25 (.050 to .097)
Oak (Trunk spray)	Phytophthora	30 to 45 (.058 to .174)
Photinia	Entomosporium	15 to 30 (.058 to .116)
Rhododendron	Botrytis	13 to 25 (.050 to .097)
	Cylindrocladium	15 to 35 (.058 to .136)
	Phytophthora	20 to 35 (.078 to .136)
Rosaceae: Cotoneaster (Malus), Mountain Ash, Ornamental Crabapple, Ornamental Pear, Pyracantha	Apple scab	40 (.155)
	Botrytis	13 to 25 (.050 to .097)
	Fireblight	20 to 40 (.078 to .155)
	Cylindrocladium	15 to 35 (.058 to .136)
	Phytophthora	15 to 30 (.058 to .116)
Rose*	Preventative: Black spot, Powdery mildew	15 to 30 (.058 to .116)
	Therapeutic: Black spot, Powdery mildew	35 to 50 (.136 to .194)
	Preventative: Botrytis, Cylindrocladium, Downy mildew	15 to 20 (.058 to .078)
	Therapeutic: Botrytis, Cylindrocladium, Downy mildew	25 to 50 (.097 to .194)
Ruscus*	Pseudomonas	13 to 25 (.050 to .097)
Sycamore	Abthracnose	35 (.136)
Sycamore	Botrytis	13 to 25 (.050 to .097)
Viburnum	Botrytis	13 to 25 (.050 to .097)
	Cercospora	15 to 25 (.058 to .097)
	Phytophthora	20 to 25 (.078 to .097)
Additional nursery plants ¹	Botrytis, Rhizoctonia	13 to 25 (.050 to .097)
	Fireblight	20 to 40 (.078 to .155)
	Dothistroma	20 to 40 (.078 to .155)
	Powdery mildew	20 to 25 (.078 to .097)
	Pseudomonas	15 to 25 (.058 to .097)

¹Additional nursery plants include: Shrubs/Vines – Barberry, Bougainvillea, Clematis, Cornus, Cotinus, Forsythia, Gardenia, Holly, Paeonia, Philadelphus, Physocarpus, Potentilla, Ribes, Rosa, Spirea, Weigela, Wisteria; Deciduous – Acer, Amelanchier, Betula, Celtis, Cercis, Crataegus, Ficus, Fraxinus, Ginkgo, Gleditsia, Magnolia, Malus, Populus, Prunus, Pyrus, Tilia; Conifers – Abies, Juniper, Picea, Pinus, Pittosporum, Pseudotsuga, Taxus, Thuja, Tsuga; Non-Bearing Fruit Trees and Vines – Apple, Pear, Grape, Citrus

*On roses, rates up to 70 fluid ounces (.252 lbs. metallic copper) of this product per 100 gal. of water may be used against powdery mildew if no blooms are open.

Potted Flowering Plants

African Violet

Azalea

Calla Lily

Chrysanthemum

Cineraria

Cyclamen

Daffodil

Easter Lily

Exacum

Gerbera

Gloxinia

Holiday Cactus

Hyacinth

Hydrangea

Iris

Kalanchoe

Lisianthus

Orchid

Poinsettia

Primula

Rose Bush

Tulip

Potted Flowering Plants

Plant	Disease(s) / Pathogens	Agri-Life® fl. oz./100 gals. (lbs. Cu²⁺/100 gals.)
African Violet	Botrytis, Powdery Mildew	13 to 15 (.050 to .058)
Azalea	Botrytis	13 to 15 (.050 to .058)
	Colletotrichum	15 to 25 (.058 to .097)
	Cylindrocladium	15 to 35 (.058 to .136)
Calla Lily	Botrytis, Erwina	13 to 20 (.050 to .078)
Chrysanthemum	Botrytis, Crown Gall, Erwina, Powdery Mildew	15 to 25 (.058 to .097)
Cineraria	Botrytis	13 to 20 (.050 to .078)
Cyclamen	Botrytis	15 to 20 (.058 to .078)
Cyclamen	Erwina	15 to 20 (.058 to .078)
Daffodil	Botrytis	13 to 20 (.050 to .078)
Easter Lilyx	Botrytis	13 to 20 (.050 to .078)
Exacum	Botrytis	13 to 20 (.050 to .078)
Gerberax	Botrytis, Powdery Mildew	15 to 25 (.058 to .097)
Gloxinia	Botrytis	13 to 20 (.050 to .078)
Holiday Cactus	Botrytis	13 to 25 (.050 to .097)
Holiday Cactus	Erwina, Pseudomonas, Xanthomonas	15 to 50 (.058 to .194)
Hyacinth	Botrytis	13 to 20 (.050 to .078)
Hydrangea	Botrytis	13 to 25 (.050 to .097)
Hydrangea	Powdery Mildew	12 to 25 (.047 to .097)
Iris	Botrytis	13 to 20 (.050 to .078)
Iris	Erwina	15 to 20 (.058 to .078)
Kalanchoe	Botrytis	15 to 25 (.058 to .097)
Kalanchoe	Erwina, Powdery Mildew	15 to 35 (.058 to .136)
Lisianthus	Botrytis	13 to 20 (.050 to .078)
Orchid	Botrytis	13 to 15 (.050 to .058)
Orchid	Erwina, Pseudomonas, Xanthomonas	15 to 40 (.058 to .155)
Poinsettia	Botrytis	15 to 20 (.058 to .078)
	Scab	20 to 35 (.078 to .136)
	Powdery Mildew (Preventative)	15 to 20 (.058 to .078)
	Powdery Mildew (Therapeutic)	20 to 35 (.078 to .136)
Primula	Botrytis	13 to 20 (.050 to .078)
Primula	Erwina	15 to 20 (.058 to .078)
Rose Bush*	Preventative: Black Spot, Powdery Mildew	15 to 30 (.058 to .116)
	Therapeutic: Black Spot, Powdery Mildew	35 to 50 (.136 to .194)
	Preventative: Botrytis, Cylindrocladium, Downy Mildew	15 to 20 (.058 to .078)
	Therapeutic: Botrytis, Cylindrocladium, Downy Mildew	25 to 50 (.097 to .194)
Tulip	Botrytis	13 to 20 (.050 to .078)

*On roses, rates up to 70 fluid ounces (.252 lbs. metallic copper) of this product per 100 gallons of water may be used against powdery mildew.

Tropical Foliage Plants

Dracaena

Ferns

Hibiscus

Ivy

Palms

Philodendron Selloum

Spathiphyllum

Tropical Foliage

Tropical Foliage Plants

Plant	Disease(s) / Pathogens	Agri-Life® fl. oz./100 gals. (lbs. Cu²⁺/100 gals.)
Dracaena	Rust	13 to 15 (.050 to .058)
Ferns	Botrytis, Erwina, Rhizoctonia	13 to 20 (.050 to .078)
Hibiscus	Botrytis	13 to 25 (.050 to .097)
	Pseudomonas	15 to 25 (.058 to .097)
	Xanthomonas	15 to 50 (.058 to .194)
Ivy	Botrytis	13 to 20 (.050 to .078)
Ivy	Xanthomonas	15 to 50 (.058 to .194)
Palms	Botrytis, Erwina	13 to 20 (.050 to .078)
Palms	Pseudomonas, Xanthomonas	13 to 25 (.050 to .097)
Philodendron Selloum	Fire Blight	20 to 40 (.078 to .155)
Spathiphyllum	Botrytis	13 to 25 (.050 to .097)
	Cylindrocladium	15 to 25 (.058 to .097)
	Phytophthora	15 to 30 (.058 to .116)
Tropical Foliage	Botrytis, Powdery Mildew	13 to 25 (.050 to .097)
Tropical Foliage	Erwina, Pseudomonas, Xanthomonas	20 to 50 (.078 to .194)

Spray and Dip Applications During Propagation

Harvesting Cuttings On-Site

When harvesting cuttings on-site, spray or fog stock plants using the rates in the following table 1 to 2 days prior to taking cuttings. Spray cuttings to drench again at the same rate 2 to 3 days after sticking in rooting medium or dip cuttings for a few seconds prior to sticking.

Delivered Rooted, Callused, or Unrooted Cuttings

When using shipped-in rooted, callused, or unrooted cuttings, spray cuttings to drench using the rates in the following table 2 to 3 days after planting or sticking, or dip cuttings for a few seconds prior to sticking. Under severe disease pressure, repeat application in 7 to 10 days.

Herbaceous And Woody Stock Plants And Cuttings

Azalea

Chrysanthemum

Geranium

Holiday Cactus

Hydrangea

Lavender

Mini-Rose

Poinsettia

Tropical Foliage

Herbaceous and Woody Stock Plants and Cuttings

Plant	Disease(s) / Pathogens	Agri-Life® fl. oz./100 gals. (lbs. Cu²⁺/100 gals.)
Azalea	Botrytis	13 to 25 (.050 to .097)
Azalea	Cylindrocladium	15 to 35 (.058 to .136)
Chrysanthemum	Botrytis, Erwina	15 to 25 (.058 to .097)
Geranium	Botrytis	15 to 20 (.058 to .078)
Geranium	Xanthomonas	15 to 50 (.058 to .194)
Holiday Cactus	Botrytis	13 to 25 (.050 to .097)
Holiday Cactus	Erwina	15 to 20 (.058 to .078)
Hydrangea	Botrytis	13 to 25 (.050 to .097)
Hydrangea	Xanthomonas	15 to 25 (.058 to .097)
Lavender	Botrytis	15 to 20 (.058 to .078)
Mini-Rose	Botrytis	15 to 20 (.058 to .078)
Mini-Rose	Cylindrocladium	15 to 50 (.058 to .194)
Poinsettia	Botrytis	15 to 20 (.058 to .078)
Poinsettia	Erwina, Scab, Xanthomonas	20 to 35 (.078 to .136)
Tropical Foliage	Botrytis	13 to 25 (.050 to .097)
	Cylindrocladium	15 to 25 (.058 to .097)
	Erwina	20 to 50 (.078 to .194)

Post-harvest Dip Applications On Cut Flowers

Alstromeria

Carnation

Chrysanthemum

Delphinium

Freesia

Gerbera

Gladiola

Orchid

Rose

Snapdragon

Sweet Pea

Post-Harvest Dip Applications on Cut Flowers

Dip cut flowers and buds for a few seconds soon after cutting.

Plant	Disease	Agri-Life® tsp./5 gals. (lbs. Cu²⁺/5 gals.)
Alstromeria	Botrytis	0.75 to 1 (.0029 to .0038)
Carnation	Botrytis	2 to 3 (.0078 to .0116)
Chrysanthemum	Botrytis	1 to 2 (.0038 to .0078)
Delphinium	Botrytis	1 to 2 (.0038 to .0078)
Freesia	Botrytis	0.75 to 1 (.0029 to .0038)
Gerbera	Botrytis	2 to 3 (.0078 to .0116)
Gladiola	Botrytis	1.5 to 3 (.0058 to .0116)
Orchid	Botrytis	2 to 3 (.0078 to .0116)
Rose	Botrytis	3 to 3.75 (.0116 to .0145)
Snapdragon	Botrytis	1 to 2 (.0038 to .0078)
Sweet Pea	Botrytis	1 to 2 (.0038 to .0078)

Bulb Applications

Calla Lily

Bulb Applications

Dip bulbs for 5 minutes or spray bulbs to drip, and then allow them to dry before planting.

Plant	Pathogen	Agri-Life® tsp./5 gals. (lbs. Cu²⁺/5 gals.)
Calla Lily	Erwina	30 (.116)

Soil Drench Applications (Greenhouse, Field, Landscape And Interior)

African Violet

Aster

Azalea

Calla Lily

Cyclamen

Ferns

Geranium

Hosta

Impatiens

Japanese Maple

Pansy

Periwinkle

Pittosporum

Poinsettia

Rhododendron

Rose

Spathiphyllum

Vinca Minor

Soil Drench Applications (Greenhouse, Field, Landscape and Interior)

Plant	Disease(s)/Pathogens	Agri-Life® fl. oz./100 gals. (lbs. Cu²⁺/100 gals.)
African Violet	Phytophthora	13 to 20 (.050 to .078)
Aster	Phytophthora	20 to 30 (.078 to .116)
Azalea	Cylindrocladium	20 to 35 (.078 to .136)
Azalea	Rhizoctonia	20 to 35 (.078 to .136)
Calla Lily	Erwina	15 to 30 (.058 to .116)
Cyclamen	Erwina	15 (.058)
Ferns	Rhizoctonia	15 to 30 (.058 to .116)
Geranium	Botrytis	20 to 35 (.078 to .136)
Hosta	Erwina	15 to 25 (.058 to .097)
Impatiens	Phytophthora	20 to 35 (.078 to .136)
Japanese Maple	Verticillium	25 (.097)
Pansy	Phytophthora	15 to 25 (.058 to .097)
Pansy	Pythium	15 to 25 (.058 to .097)
Periwinkle	Phytophthora	15 to 20 (.058 to .078)
Pittosporum	Rhizoctonia	15 to 20 (.058 to .078)
Poinsettia	Phytophthora	15 to 25 (.058 to .097)
Poinsettia	Rhizoctonia	20 to 35 (.078 to .136)
Rhododendron	Rhizoctonia	20 to 35 (.078 to .136)
Rose	Black Spot	20 to 35 (.078 to .136)
Rose	Cylindrocladium	20 to 35 (.078 to .136)
Spathiphyllum	Cylindrocladium	20 to 35 (.078 to .136)
Spathiphyllum	Phytophthora	20 to 35 (.078 to .136)
Vinca Minor	Rhizoctonia	15 to 25 (.058 to .097)