Monterey Disease Control

It uses a beneficial bacterium called Bacillus amyloliquefaciens. This strain colonizes the root hairs and leaf surfaces, creating a protective barrier that prevents fungal and bacterial pathogens from establishing themselves on your plants.

Yes. Because it is an organic biofungicide, it is safe to use up to the day of harvest. Just be sure to wash your fruits and vegetables thoroughly before eating them, as you would with any garden produce.

Yes, it is safe for beneficial insects. It specifically targets fungal and bacterial pathogens rather than insects, making it a responsible choice for integrated pest management in your garden.

You can do both depending on your needs. Use it as a foliar spray to protect leaves and stems from fungal infections, or apply it as a soil drench to protect the root system and prevent soil-borne diseases.

One pint of concentrate is highly versatile and yields between 32 and 96 gallons of finished spray, depending on the specific dilution rate required for the disease you are treating.

Yes, Monterey Complete Disease Control is OMRI Listed, meaning it meets the standards required for use in certified organic gardening and farming operations.