Sulfur Colloid - contact fungicide protective action, acaricide . Colloidal sulfur is used to protect the fruit, vegetable and flower crops and grapes from mildew, scab, mildew and mites from the plant . Use the drug at an air temperature 21 - 25 ° to Fightbud currant, pear and plum gall mites, as well as against spider mites, powdery mildew and scab of apple and berry. The rate of application of the preparation: 40 g . 5 - 10 l. water .

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