PerCarb Fungicide, 50lb

Peroxide & Sodium Carbonate Fungicide with Liverwort Control

A fungicide that only kills active spores leaves the door open for mildew to regrow once the initial treatment fades. PerCarb Fungicide uses peroxide as its initial kill step, then relies on sodium carbonate to create a strong residual, high-pH component that prevents mildew regrowth.

Sold as a 50lb container.

Key Features & Benefits

• Peroxide initial kill step — knocks down active fungal spores on contact.
• Sodium carbonate residual component — creates a high-pH environment that prevents mildew regrowth.
• Stops spores from germinating — interrupts the fungal life cycle beyond the initial kill.
• Controls and prevents liverwort on soil surfaces — addresses a common greenhouse nuisance organism.
• Labeled for greenhouse vegetables, crops, ornamentals, and turf — broad use across production settings.

Who Should Use PerCarb Fungicide

This fits greenhouse growers managing plant pathogenic diseases and liverwort on soil surfaces across vegetables, crops, ornamentals, and turf.

About PerCarb Fungicide

PerCarb Fungicide combines a peroxide kill step with a sodium carbonate residual to prevent mildew regrowth and control liverwort, sold as a 50lb container.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does PerCarb prevent mildew from coming back?

Peroxide handles the initial kill of active spores, then sodium carbonate creates a strong residual component with a high pH that prevents mildew regrowth after that initial treatment. That two-step action is what sets it apart from a peroxide-only spray.

Does PerCarb control liverwort?

Yes, the label states it controls and prevents liverwort on soil surfaces, a common nuisance organism in greenhouse production. That soil-surface activity is in addition to its foliar disease control.

What does 'stops spores from germinating' mean for my spray program?

It means the product interrupts the fungal life cycle at the germination stage, not just killing spores that are already active. That helps prevent disease from re-establishing after the initial treatment.

What crops and settings is PerCarb labeled for?

Greenhouse vegetables, crops, ornamentals, and turf. That range covers most common greenhouse and nursery production settings.

What size does this container hold?

This listing is the 50lb size. Choose it based on your spray volume and treatment frequency.