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Tribeca Lawn Fungicide 250ml
Tribeca Lawn Fungicide 250ml
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A systemic fungicide that prevents and cures
Tribeca pairs two actives, fludioxonil and triticonazole, to both prevent infection and clear an existing disease. Apply it when disease risk is high or when a problem has already taken hold.
- 127 g/L fludioxonil plus 194 g/L triticonazole
- Controls Brown Patch, Dollar Spot, Anthracnose, Fusarium and more
- Handles leaf, crown and root infections, including Take-All Patch
- Works as both a preventive and a curative treatment
On the lawn in three steps
For leaf and crown diseases, mix 60ml with 5L of water to cover 100m².
Cover the area evenly. For root diseases, lift to 10L of water per 100m² and water in 6 to 10mm afterwards.
During high disease risk, per the label, rotating with a contact fungicide to avoid resistance.

What it is, and how to use it
- 127 g/L fludioxonil plus 194 g/L triticonazole
- Systemic, both preventive and curative
- Controls leaf, crown and root diseases
- 250ml treats a large area at the leaf and crown rate
Rotate with a contact fungicide like Chlortan to avoid resistance.
| Leaf and crown | 60ml / 5L / 100m² |
| Root diseases | 60ml / 10L / 100m² |
| After root spray | Water in 6–10mm |
For root diseases, use the higher water rate for deeper penetration, then irrigate in. Always read and follow the label.
Chlortan fungicideMeasure your lawn
Enter your address, then trace your lawn on the satellite map.
Click 'Start drawing', then click each corner of your lawn on the map. Click the orange first point (or the button) to close the shape. Drag any point to adjust.
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Prevent it, or clear it
Tribeca pairs two systemic actives to stop disease before it starts and clear what has already taken hold, across leaf, crown and root.
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