Key Product Features

UltraDyne is a natural soil supplement blended to enhance and provide better control of turf diseases and pests. It can be applied on its own or combined with other products.

• Unique Biocidal iodophor formulation

• Sanitizes irrigations water systems

• Broad spectrum kills bacteria, viruses and fungi

• Stable, Biodegradable, and SAFE to use

• Cleans and disinfects in one operation

• Will sublime/evaporate out, within 72 hours, leaving behind virtually no residual iodine salts (Unlike conventional iodines and iodophors).

UltraDyne is a natural soil supplement blended to enhance and provide better control of turf diseases and pests. It can be applied on its own or combined with other products.

Ingredients:

UltraDyne contains ingredients classified as food grade organic plant extracts of natural origins combined with citric acid to provide a high level of free soluble active iodine, that is safe and effective, virtually non staining, based on a patent pending process.

Turf Disease

Disease in turf grasses, as in other plants, develops from an interaction among a susceptible plant, a disease-producing organism (pathogen), and an environment favorable for disease development.

Susceptible grasses and pathogens (usually fungi) are present in all lawns. In most cases, the pathogens exist in a dormant or saprophytic (feeding on dead or decaying substances) state and do not attack living plants. Diseases occur when environmental conditions (weather, management, and / or site conditions) become favorable for the buildup  of pathogen populations and / or cause an increase in the susceptibility of the plant. When this happens, turf grass loss can occur.

There are a group of turf grass diseases for nearly every environmental condition that may arise. Some diseases develop during the frigid months of winter under a blanket of snow, whereas others occur only during the hottest and most humid conditions of summer. Some diseases appear more frequently in wet soils and following applications of high rates of fertilizer, while others are triggered by drought and low fertility.