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Brown Rot,
Scab,
Rusty Spot,
Powdery Mildew
Bacterial Spot
Plum Curculio,
Oriental fruit moth
Tarnished plant bug,
stinkbugs
Mites
Green peach aphid,
catfacing insects
Thrips
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Use one of the following:
1. Bravo WS
2. Captan 50WP
3. Nova 40W
4. Sulfur, actual
5. Benlate or Topsin-M
combination (see Pink-bud)
Use one of the following:
1. Mycoshield17WP
2. Tenn-Cop 5E
Use one of the following:
1. Guthion 50WP
2. Imidan 70WP
3. Penncap-M 2F
Use one of the following:
1. Guthion 50WP
2. Imidan 70WP
3. Penncap-M 2F
4. Carzol SP
5. Thiodan 50WP
6. Lannate 90SP
7. Lannate LV
Use one of the following:
1. Apollo 50SC
2. Vendex 50WP
3. Carzol SP
Use one of the following:
1. Thiodan 50WP
2. Lannate 90SP
3. Lannate LV
Use one of the following:
1. Carzol 92SP
2. Lannate 90SP
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Bravo, Captan, Benlate, and Topsin
best for scab. Nova, sulfur, and
Benlate/Topsin-M best for mildew.
Nova best for rusty spot. Sulfur least
effective against brown rot; do not use
sulfur if temperature> 90F after
spraying.
Bacterial spot infection most
significant during four weeks after
shuck-split. Sprays most important for
highly and moderately susceptible
cultivars; see disease chapter. Alternate
Tenn-Cop and Mycoshield to delay or
prevent resistance development.
Do not allow Penncap-M or other bee
toxic material to contact blooming
plants including weeds. Carzol will
provide some control for early mite
infestations. Neither Thiodan,
Lannate, or Carzol alone will control
plum curculio. Lannate LV is not
registered for nectarines.
Less than 4 oz/A of Apollo are
recommended only in association with
IPM programs and when beneficial
insects/mites are present.
Lannate LV is not registered for
nectarines.
For thrips, Lannate is limited to 3
applications per season on nectarine, 6
applications on peach. Peach has 4
day PHI, nectarine has 1 day PHI.
Carzol is registered for thrips control
only on nectarines. It will suppress
thrips on peaches if applied for other
pests. Lannate LV is not registered for
nectarines.
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