Project Description

Product Description

 

 

Composition:

 Methyl thiophene                    70% (w/w)

Additional additives                 30% (w/w)

 

Features and usage:

A systemic fungicide that travels through the sap inside the plant and is distributed throughout the plant.

 It has a protective and curative effect on a wide range of plant pathogenic fungi.

 – It kills the fungus and its spores in many fungal diseases such as: (powdery mildew – scab – anthracnose – fruit rot – root rot – brown rot – wilt – blight – leaf spots).

 It is used as a spray on the plant, for seed treatment, or as an injection into the soil.

– Ensures integrated protection of the plant from fungal diseases. It decomposes within 7 days at 30oC, and the decomposition period increases with decreasing temperature.

 – Do not mix with alkaline materials such as Bordeaux solution and lime sulfur.

 – When mixing with nitrogen or boron, do not mix until complete dissolution of the pesticide, then add nitrogen or boron.

 

Usage rates:

 60g / 100 liters of water

 

Usage date Usage dose crop
The first treatment is at the beginning of the formation of tubers and the treatment is repeated

Until the tuber growth is complete

2:3 gm/liter
potatoes
At the beginning of the swelling of the roots and repeated on demand until before the harvest 2:3 gm/liter Sugar beet – carrot – sweet potatoes
Immediately after the contract and repeated on demand until the beginning of the harvest 2:3 gm/liter Peach – apple – pear – apricot – plum.
Immediately after the contract and repeated on demand even a month before harvest
2:3 gm/liter Citrus-guava-mango-banana
In two phases

1- When the eyes are opened in order to resist frost

2- When the water falls into the grains until the beginning of the harvest

2:3 gm/liter grapes
From after contract until the onset of maturity, about 3 transactions

It is repeated according to the generations of the fruits on the plant

2:3 gm/liter vegetable crops
After the contract and repeat on demand 2:3 gm/liter wheat-rice-corn