Regalia fungicide

[Oakhills]

I plan on using Regalia this year as a soil drench to combat various mold and PM issues.

I opened the bottle and noticed that the seal was loose and the color of the stuff is very dark black, like black coffee.

If you have used Regalia in the past, what was the color in the bottle? I'm worried that the product has oxidized and gone bad. I don't want to water the stuff in if it has gone bad.

Thanks for helping out, I already emailed Marrone Innovations and thought I may get a quicker response from the community.

 

[Oakhills]

Kygiacomo just let me know it looks like Hershey's syrup so I think I'm good!

I hate botrytis!

 

[Limeygreen]

Mix a little bit with water, it should be reddish colour, it was a dark brown when I used it last but never used as a soil drench only foliar.

 

[_tessarecting]

Pro tip : look up Product + MSDS in Google or their site
material safety data sheets can give you info about chemicals like color

 

[Oakhills]

Pro tip : look up Product + MSDS in Google or their site
material safety data sheets can give you info about chemicals like color

Sweet! Thanks Tessarecting, will do.

And thanks Limeygreen, I may use it foliar at some point.

 

[Kygiacomo!!!]

Kygiacomo just let me know it looks like Hershey's syrup so I think I'm good!

I hate botrytis!

i hate botrytis as well bro! thats why im going hardcore this year on the prevention plan. i had some ppl give me a hardtime on another forum about me spending 80$ for 1 gallon of this stuff but if it helps me to beat bud rot then 1 limb off 1 plant will have done paid for its self imho. i checked my stuff out as soon as i bought mine and it come the same color as were seeing dark hersey syrup color. im interested to see if this stuff will really work

 

[Oakhills]

Recieved a reply from the people who make Regalia:

Thank you for your inquiry and for your purchase of Marrone Bio Innovations’ Regalia advanced biofungicide. The cap liner used for Regalia products is a compressible foam liner that creates a tight seal when the cap is tightened on the neck of the bottle. When the cap is removed, this liner may stay attached to the bottle opening or be removed with the cap. The seal is not intended to be tamper resistant or tightly adhered to the mouth of the bottle.
The description that you gave for the product that you received is characteristic of Regalia biofungicide. Regalia is a concentrated plant extract and has a very dark blackish to brick red color with a thick consistency similar to maple syrup. Regalia has been extensively tested and used on a wide variety of crops and has been shown to be a safe and effective alternative to conventional fungicides, but please, as always, be sure to follow the application directions provided on the Regalia label.
Thank you again for your interest and use of Regalia biofungicide and please don’t hesitate to contact us if you have any additional questions or feedback.

 

[Kygiacomo!!!]

Recieved a reply from the people who make Regalia:

Thank you for your inquiry and for your purchase of Marrone Bio Innovations’ Regalia advanced biofungicide. The cap liner used for Regalia products is a compressible foam liner that creates a tight seal when the cap is tightened on the neck of the bottle. When the cap is removed, this liner may stay attached to the bottle opening or be removed with the cap. The seal is not intended to be tamper resistant or tightly adhered to the mouth of the bottle.
The description that you gave for the product that you received is characteristic of Regalia biofungicide. Regalia is a concentrated plant extract and has a very dark blackish to brick red color with a thick consistency similar to maple syrup. Regalia has been extensively tested and used on a wide variety of crops and has been shown to be a safe and effective alternative to conventional fungicides, but please, as always, be sure to follow the application directions provided on the Regalia label.
Thank you again for your interest and use of Regalia biofungicide and please don’t hesitate to contact us if you have any additional questions or feedback.

looks like all ur worrys are over lol now i just need to find out what they recommend for soil drenchs and folair sprays on plants. all they have on the label is huge amounts for large fields of crops and me being so shitty at math i would like to know their recommendation. right now i gave 15ml folair to 1 liter and 15ml soil drench to 1 gallon..how about u oakhill?

 

[Oakhills]

I'm going with 18ml of Regalia for each gallon of water for soil drenching, haven't decided on foliar yet. I will be using Actinovate for foliar though, 1/2 teaspoon to each gallon of water for that ratio.

 

[Limeygreen]

For mildews don't discount potassium bicarbonate and bacillus subtillus for veg plants, I don't know how they would do for finished flowers though, if used when the pressure of mildew is very low, like when the first small spot appears, done at 7 day intervals works very well. The only rate I know for bicarb is 850 grammes an acre at about 800 l per acre, sorry that it isn't more helpful, but I would not use milstop, the spreaders cause too much phytotoxicty ime.

 

[Kygiacomo!!!]

I'm going with 18ml of Regalia for each gallon of water for soil drenching, haven't decided on foliar yet. I will be using Actinovate for foliar though, 1/2 teaspoon to each gallon of water for that ratio.

i think i will just use the actinovate as soil drench starting around week 1. i have Ogbiowar for folair and it has actinovate,sernade and many other botrytis prevention bacteria in it as well. i got 4oz of it for 24$ which is pretty cheap considering what we are protecting.

For mildews don't discount potassium bicarbonate and bacillus subtillus for veg plants, I don't know how they would do for finished flowers though, if used when the pressure of mildew is very low, like when the first small spot appears, done at 7 day intervals works very well. The only rate I know for bicarb is 850 grammes an acre at about 800 l per acre, sorry that it isn't more helpful, but I would not use milstop, the spreaders cause too much phytotoxicty ime.

hey limey i have greencure that i will be using as well this year as prevention. im gonna be rotating greencure and Sns-244c up till week 3-4. I have the sernade spore in the Ogbiowar as well. im ready to go to war with that damn bud rot spore this year!