What is the active ingredient in Triple Action 20?
The active ingredient in Triple Action 20 is quaternary ammonia. This ingredient was originally used as a fungicide and disinfectant for a broad range of applications, including disinfecting in hospitals.

What pathogens does Triple Action 20 kill?
Algae build-up, anthracnose, black spot, black fungus, bacterial leaf spot, botrytis crown rot, botrytis gray mold, botrytis leaf spot, brown canker, brown patch, bud rot, canker rot, crown gall, crown rot, damping off, dollar spot, downy mildew, erwinia rot, fading rot, fairy rings, fire blight, fusarium basal rot, fusarium blight, gray mold diseases, heart rot, leaf black spot, leaf blight, leaf spot, mildew, penicillium leaf base rot, phyllosticta blight, powdery mildew, pythium blight, root rot, rust, shoot rot, slimy collar, stem gall, stem rot, toad stools, wilt

Is Triple Action 20 a curative or preventative treatment?
Triple Action 20 is curative (kills on contact) in nature because it biodegrades so quickly. It can also be used as a preventative if applied on a regular basis, because it kills pathogens before they are able to have an obvious effect on turf, plants and hard surfaces.

How do I apply Triple Action 20?
Triple Action 20 comes in concentrate form. Mix the indicated amount of concentrate with water. Apply to turf and plants as a foliar spray. For hard surfaces, it can either be sprayed or sponged on. There are additional uses for Triple Action 20 described in our directions for usage booklet.

What is the shelf-life of Triple Action 20 concentrate?
If the bottle is capped and is kept from extreme heat conditions, Triple Action 20 will last for many years.

What is the shelf-life of diluted Triple Action 20?
Once you mix Triple Action 20 concentrate with water, it is active as long as it foams when shaken.

What is the best time to apply Triple Action 20 to my turf or plants?
The best time to apply any foliar product, including Triple Action 20 is in the early morning before 9:00am or in the evening just before dusk.