Eagle 20EW Fungicide | 1pt

1pt Systemic Protectant Fungicide, Myclobutanil

Fungal diseases like powdery mildew and rust can spread through ornamental plantings and turf faster than a contact-only fungicide can keep up with. Eagle 20EW is a systemic protectant fungicide that moves through plant tissue rather than sitting only on the surface.

Sold as a 1pt bottle, sized for smaller greenhouse, nursery, or spot-treatment applications.

Key Features & Benefits

• Systemic protectant action — moves through plant tissue rather than only coating the surface.
• Active ingredient Myclobutanil — a triazole-class fungicide labeled for ornamentals, greenhouses, nurseries, landscapes, turf, and golf applications.
• Controls key diseases — including powdery mildew, rust, scab, and anthracnose, per the product label.
• 24-hour REI — with a Caution signal word, the lowest of the EPA's three hazard categories.
• 1pt size — sized for smaller-scale or spot-treatment fungicide applications.

Who Should Use This 1pt Eagle 20EW

This fits growers and turf managers treating a smaller area — a greenhouse bay, nursery block, or spot infestation — who need a systemic fungicide without committing to a larger container.

About Eagle 20EW Fungicide

Eagle 20EW is a systemic protectant fungicide built around Myclobutanil, labeled for use across ornamental, turf, and golf course applications to control common fungal diseases.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does Eagle 20EW Fungicide control?

It's labeled to control key diseases including powdery mildew, rust, scab, and anthracnose. Always check the current product label for the complete list of labeled sites and diseases.

What's the active ingredient?

The active ingredient is Myclobutanil, a systemic protectant fungicide. It's labeled for use on ornamentals in greenhouses, nurseries, and landscapes, as well as turf and golf course applications.

What application rate does the label call for?

The label rate is 1 to 3 oz per 1,000 sq ft. Always follow the current product label for exact rates, timing, and site restrictions.

How long is the re-entry interval?

The Restricted Entry Interval (REI) is 24 hours. The product carries a Caution signal word, the lowest of the EPA's three signal-word categories.