Rally® 40WSP fungicide is a highly systemic sterol inhibitor (SI) fungicide that provides reliable control of powdery mildew and other important diseases across a wide range of crops. Its rapid movement into new growth delivers thorough protection that remains effective under both high- and low-disease pressure conditions.
Highly systemic fungicide with rapid movement into new plant growth
Consistent control of powdery mildew and other key diseases
Rainfast protection resists wash-off from rainfall and irrigation
Convenient water-soluble packets provide a closed mixing system
Flexible application options, including aerial application on many labeled crops
Product Detail
Active ingredient: MycloButanil 40.0%
Formulation: Water Soluble Packet
Type: Systemic Fungicide
Application: Foliar
Group 3 Fungicide
Net Contents: 20 ounce (5 - 4 oz packets)
Signal Word: Caution
EPA #62719-410
Target Diseases
Aerial Blight
Anthracnose
Black Rot
Black Spot
Blight
Brown Rot
Cane and Leaf Rust
Canker
Fruit Blight
Fusiform Rust
Leaf Blight
Leaf Spot
Needle Rust
Orange Rust
Powdery Mildew
Rust
Scab
Vine Disease
White Rot
Yellow Rust
Refer to label for complete information on use rate and species controlled.
Labeled Crops
Almond
Apple & Mayhaw
Berries
Grapes
Head and Leaf Lettuce
Hops
Landscape Ornamentals
Mint
Stone Fruit
Vegetables
Refer to the label for complete information on use rate and labeled crops.
Please refer to the product label for complete information on application, use rates, safety measures, storage, and disposal. Always read the label before use.
Restricted States
This product is not labeled for use in:
Washington DC
Buyers are responsible for ensuring that this product is labeled for use in their state before purchase or application.
Prep Your Sprayer for Storage
Finish the season with a clean sprayer. WipeOut XS is a high-performance tank cleaner that removes stubborn pesticide residues from your spray system, helping reduce the risk of contamination in future applications. It's the final step before winter storage and the first step toward a successful spring.