OxiPhos Fungicide, 2.5gal

Systemic & Contact Bactericide/Fungicide for Pythium & Downy Mildew

Some root and foliar diseases need a systemic mode of action to reach tissue a contact spray can't cover, while others respond faster to direct contact. OxiPhos Fungicide is a systemic bactericide/fungicide with a dual mode of action — systemic and contact — targeting Pythium, Phytophthora, bacterial blights, downy mildew, and more.

Sold as a 2.5gal concentrate. Signal Word: Danger.

Key Features & Benefits

• Active ingredients: Phosphorus Acid and Hydrogen Peroxide — a dual-active systemic and contact chemistry.
• Dual mode of action — systemic and contact activity in a single product.
• Multiple application methods — apply as a foliar spray, root drench, or tank-mixed with ZeroTol 2.0 and AzaGuard.
• REI: 4-hour spray — re-entry interval after a spray application.
• Controls Pythium, Phytophthora, and Downy Mildew — targets some of the most damaging greenhouse and nursery pathogens.

Who Should Use OxiPhos Fungicide

This fits greenhouse and nursery growers treating turf, fruits, vegetables, and herbs who need both systemic and contact disease control against Pythium, Phytophthora, bacterial blights, and downy mildew. It carries a Danger signal word, the highest EPA toxicity category, so plan on following every label precaution and PPE requirement without exception.

About OxiPhos Fungicide

OxiPhos is a systemic and contact phosphorus acid and hydrogen peroxide fungicide built for Pythium and downy mildew control, sold as a 2.5gal concentrate.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does 'dual mode of action' mean for OxiPhos?

It works both systemically, moving through plant tissue, and by direct contact, giving broader protection than a contact-only or systemic-only fungicide. That combination lets it reach tissue a contact spray alone can't cover.

How can I apply OxiPhos?

As a foliar spray, a root drench, or tank-mixed with ZeroTol 2.0 and AzaGuard, depending on your target disease and application method. That flexibility lets you fold it into different points of an existing spray program.

What is the Signal Word for this product?

Danger, the highest EPA toxicity category. Follow all label precautions and personal protective equipment requirements closely.

What diseases does OxiPhos control?

Pythium, Phytophthora, and Downy Mildew, along with bacterial blights and more, used throughout the growing season to prevent and control plant pathogens. That range covers some of the most damaging root and foliar diseases in greenhouse and nursery production.

What is the re-entry interval?

The REI is 4 hours after a spray application. Follow all label precautions during that window given the Danger signal word.