BioSafe OxiPhos Broad-Spectrum Bactericide & Fungicide - 2.5 Gal - California

Two Active Ingredients for Disease Management Programs - 2.5 Gal Container

Growers who manage plant disease pressure need a registered product with clearly stated actives and re-entry timing. BioSafe OxiPhos Bactericide & Fungicide is an EPA-registered liquid that combines mono- and di-potassium salts of phosphorus acid (27.1%) with hydrogen peroxide (14.0%). The label, SDS and specimen documents give the application details for your site.

The 2.5 Gal container suits indoor growers and commercial operations that treat on a regular schedule and want more volume than a quart or single-gallon jug. It is a practical size for operations that mix larger batches.

Key Features & Benefits

• EPA-registered — a registered bactericide and fungicide for regulated use, applied according to its label.
• Two active ingredients — phosphorus acid salts at 27.1% and hydrogen peroxide at 14.0%, listed openly so you can check them against your program.
• Clear, odorless liquid — a colorless liquid with a pH of 4.85, so it is easy to inspect and handle.
• 4-hour spray REI — a stated restricted-entry interval for planning crew re-entry after spraying.
• 2.5 Gal container — enough volume for repeated mixing across larger cultivation areas.

Who Should Use BioSafe OxiPhos

Licensed commercial growers, nurseries and serious home gardeners who run a structured plant-protection program will find it useful. It suits anyone who wants a registered product with fully disclosed actives and who will read and follow the label before application.

About BioSafe OxiPhos

OxiPhos is a BioSafe broad-spectrum bactericide and fungicide supplied as a clear, odorless liquid. Its signal word is Danger, and its re-entry interval is 4 hours after spraying. This listing is the California edition in a 2.5 Gal container.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What are the active ingredients?
A: OxiPhos contains mono- and di-potassium salts of phosphorus acid at 27.1% and hydrogen peroxide at 14.0%. Both are listed on the product label.

Q: What application rate should I use?
A: The rate varies by application method and site. Read the product label before mixing and follow it exactly. The label and SDS are available as documents for this product.

Q: What does REI mean?
A: REI stands for restricted-entry interval, the time after application before people may re-enter the treated area without protective equipment. OxiPhos lists a 4-hour REI for spray applications.

Q: What does the Danger signal word mean?
A: Signal words on pesticide labels tell you how cautious to be when handling the product. Danger indicates the most cautionary label category, so wear the protective equipment the label requires.

Q: Does it have a smell or color?
A: No. It is a clear, colorless liquid and is listed as odorless.

Q: Is this product legal everywhere?
A: It is EPA-registered, but state rules vary. This listing is the California edition, so check your local requirements and the label before purchase and use.