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TerraCyte
Broad Spectrum Algaecide/Fungicide

TerraCyte is a uniquely formulated peroxygen-based granular that will quickly eradicate moss on turf grasses without harming them. TerraCyte's mode of action is oxidation, a powerful chemical reaction involving proteins and enzymes found in cell membranes of microbial organisms such as algae, bacteria, and fungi. It is also very effective at eradicating bryophytes such as liverwort.

Benefits Include:

  • EPA Registered
  • Eradicates Moss and Liverworts On Contact
  • Results in 24 to 48 hours
  • No Heavy Metals or Toxic Residual Chemistries
  • Controls and Prevents Algae and Slimes Molds
  • Prevents Re-establishment

    TerraCyte eradicates a broad spectrum of diseases and dormant spores such as:

  • Brown Patch
  • Dollar Spot
  • Snow Mold
  • Pythium
  • Slime Mold
  • Liverwort

    Curtive Rate
    On turf grasses, apply TerraCyte at a rate of 8 pounds per 1,000 square feet.

    Maintence Rate
    Subsequent applications, 2 - 4 pounds of TerraCyte per 1,000 square feet.

    Activate TerraCyte with water immediately following application, watering for at least 10 minutes. 

    

    222402TerraCyte, 13 lbs$41.95
    

    222412TerraCyte, 13 lbs, 4/cs$151.90
    

    222422TerraCyte, 50 lbs$150.00

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    Also see TerraCytePRO

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