When it comes to watering Scott’s DiseaseEx, the product label does not specify a specific amount or frequency. However, it is generally recommended to water the product in order to activate and distribute it effectively. While DiseaseEx does not necessarily need to be watered in, doing so can help speed up its effects and ensure better coverage.
In terms of the amount of water needed, Scott’s suggests applying approximately 1/3 inch of water after applying DiseaseEx. This measurement is a general guideline and can help you gauge the appropriate amount of water needed to activate the product.
To water in DiseaseEx, you can simply use a garden hose or sprinkler system to apply the water evenly across the treated area. It is important to ensure that the water reaches the grass roots where the product is needed. This can be achieved by watering deeply and evenly, rather than applying a shallow or light amount of water.
It is worth noting that while DiseaseEx does not have specific temperature restrictions, it is generally recommended to apply fungicides when temperatures are below 85°F (29°C) to prevent any potential damage to the lawn. However, if you are experiencing a severe disease outbreak and need to treat your lawn in higher temperatures, it is best to consult with a local gardening expert or contact Scott’s customer service for specific advice.
In my personal experience, I have found that watering in DiseaseEx after application can help improve its effectiveness. It ensures that the product is properly distributed and reaches the target areas of the lawn. Additionally, watering can also help alleviate any potential stress on the grass caused by the disease itself.
While Scott’s DiseaseEx does not require watering, it is generally recommended to do so in order to activate and distribute the product effectively. Applying approximately 1/3 inch of water after application is a good guideline to follow. However, it is important to consider the temperature conditions and consult with experts if needed.
