Yates Fungus Gun 750mL Ready to Use Systemic Disease Spray

Yates Fungus Gun 750mL Ready to Use: Systemic Fungicide for Roses, Flowers & Ornamentals

Yates Fungus Gun 750mL is a ready-to-use, broad-spectrum systemic fungicide that controls black spot, powdery mildew and rust on roses, flowers and ornamentals. It comes in a trigger spray pack with no mixing or measuring, so you can treat plants straight from the bottle.

What sets it apart from simple contact sprays is how it works. Fungus Gun is absorbed into the plant and moves through the foliage, giving both protectant and curative action, so it not only guards new growth but also helps pull back diseases that have already taken hold. That inside-out action is why it stays effective on ornamentals through the season.

It is a proven choice for keeping roses free of black spot, clearing powdery mildew off flowers, and controlling rust on ornamentals like azaleas and camellias. The trigger nozzle has two settings, a fine spray for close coverage and a jet for reaching taller or further growth.

Key Features & Benefits

• Ready to use, no mixing or measuring, in a trigger spray pack

• Systemic action, absorbed into the plant to work from the inside out

• Dual protectant and curative action, prevents and controls disease

• Controls black spot, powdery mildew and rust

• Suitable for roses, flowers and ornamentals, including azaleas and camellias

• Two nozzle settings, fine spray or jet, for flexible coverage

• Active constituent: Myclobutanil 0.05 g/L

• For ornamentals only, not for use on food or animal feed crops

How to Use

Shake the bottle well before use. Spray thoroughly over the affected plants, covering both the tops and undersides of the leaves as well as stems and buds. Start spraying when new shoots emerge in spring, or at the first sign of disease, and repeat at the intervals given on the label if needed. Because it is systemic, good coverage helps it get into the plant and move through the foliage. Always read and follow the label directions.

Getting the Best From It

The earlier you start, the better the result, so apply at the first sign of black spot, mildew or rust rather than waiting for it to spread. Avoid spraying in the heat of the day or when plants are dry and moisture-stressed, and do not spray if rain is likely soon, as it needs time to be absorbed. For recurring rose diseases like black spot, a regular program through the growing season keeps plants cleaner than one-off sprays. Remember it is designed for ornamentals, so keep it off vegetables, herbs and fruit.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does Yates Fungus Gun control?
It controls black spot, powdery mildew and rust on roses, flowers and ornamentals.

Is it systemic or a contact spray?
It is systemic. It is absorbed into the plant and moves through the foliage, giving both protectant and curative action rather than only surface contact.

Do I need to mix it?
No. It is ready to use in a trigger spray pack, with no mixing or measuring.

Can I use it on vegetables or fruit?
No. Fungus Gun is for ornamentals only and should not be applied on or around food or animal feed crops. Follow the label.

How often should I apply it?
Start at the first sign of disease or as new spring growth appears, then repeat at the intervals stated on the label if disease pressure continues.

Where can I buy Yates Fungus Gun 750mL in Australia?
You can buy it from BPG Supplies (Bonnyrigg Produce & Garden Supplies) in Bonnyrigg NSW, with local pickup available and delivery Australia-wide.