Fungicide Copper oxychloride

Description Fungicide Copper oxychloride

HOM (copper oxychloride) - a preparation for combating diseases of vegetable, fruit and ornamental crops . copper oxychloride - contact fungicide protectionaction . Preparation consumption rate: 40 g . 10 liters . water . Apply by spraying during the growing season .

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Apple, pear, quince
Pest	scab, monilia
Preparation consumption rate	40 g per 10 liters . water
The rate of application office . liquid	2 - 5 liters per tree
Max. number of treatments	6
Processing time	during the growing season
Apricots, peaches, cherries, plums
Pest	perforated spotting, Coccomuces hiemalis (affects mostly leaves stone fruit trees), monilia, crinkle
Preparation consumption rate	40 g in 10 liters. Water
The rate of application office . liquid	2 - 5 liters per tree
Max. number of treatments	4
Processing time	during the growing season
Beet
Pest	cercospora blight
Preparation consumption rate	40 g in 10 liters. water
The rate of application office . liquid	10 liters per 100 sq. m .
Max. number of treatments	3
Processing time	during the growing season
Cucumber
Pest	downy mildew, anthracnose, bacteriosis
Processing time	during the growing season
Max. number of treatments	3
The rate of application office . liquid	1 liter per 10 sq.m . M
Preparation consumption rate	40 10 g per liter. water
Directions for use
Weather	windless, dry weather
Safety	use of personal protective equipment
Maximum number of treatments	2 to 6
Protection period	10 - 12 days
Preparation consumption rate	40 g . 10 l. water
Hops
Pest	peronosporosis
Preparation consumption rate	40 g in 10 liters. water
The rate of application office . liquid	2 liters per 10 sq. m ,
Processing time	during the growing season
Key Features
Security	moderateHazardous Substances
Toxicity	not phytotoxic
Formulation	wettable powder
Active ingredient	copper oxychloride, at a concentration of 900 g / kg
Properties of the preparation	no side effects
The drug	fungicidal, bactericidal
Mechanism of action	interferes with the mineralization of organic matter
Destruction	scab, blight, rot, mildew, rust
Type	local and systemic-pin
Purpose	to protect apple, potato, tomato, onion, grape
Group	fungicides
Ornamental plants
Max. number of treatments	2
The rate of application office . liquid	1.5 liters per 10 square meters . m
Preparation consumption rate	30 - 40 g per 10 liters. water
Pest	rust spots
Processing time	before and after flowering
Potato
Processing time	during the growing season
Max. number of treatments	5
The rate of application office . liquid	10 liters per 100 sq. M .
Preparation consumption rate	40 g in 10 liters . water
Pest	late blight, macrosporiosis
Tomatoes
Pest	late blight, macrosporiosis (dry leaf spot concentric) brown spot
Preparation consumption rate	40 g per 10 liters . water
The rate of application office . liquid	1 liter per 10 q . m .
Max. number of treatments	4
Processing time	duringvegetation
Vineyards
Pest	mildew, anthracnose
Preparation consumption rate	40 g in 10 liters. Water
The rate of application office . liquid	1.5 liters 10 sq m . m
Max. number of treatments	6
Processing time	during the growing season

Protection

apple (3)
berries (3)
bow (5)
cabbage (2)
citrus (1)
cucumber (5)
currant (1)
decorative trees (1)
flowers (1)
fruit crops (3)
gladiolus bulbs (1)
gladiolus corms (1)
grain (2)
grapes (9)
hops (2)
horticultural crops (5)
leather (4)
maize (1)
melons (1)
peach (1)
people outdoors (8)
pome (1)
pome (1)
potatoes (8)
space (16)
stone fruit (1)
strawberries (1)
the flies (1)
tomatoes , (10)
tulips (1)
vegetables (5)

Purpose

dressing (1)
protection (48)

Destruction

anthracnose (3)
ants (1)
bacterial spot (1)
bacteriosis (2)
black rot (1)
blight (2)
brown spot (1)
butterflies (1)
clasterosporium (holey spot) (1)
cockroaches (1)
crawling insects (3)
downy mildew (2)
downy mildew (3)
flies (5)
flying insects (5)
fungal spores (3)
gray mold (1)
horseflies (1)
insects (1)
late blight (8)
leaf curl (1)
lichen (1)
macrosporium (dry concentricleaf spot) (2)
midges (3)
midges (1)
mildew (8)
moles (2)
moniliosis (2)
mosquito (16)
mosquitoes (5)
moss (1)
oidium (2)
powdery mildew (6)
rhizoctonia (2)
rhynchosporium secalis (1)
root rot (1)
rust (2)
scab (10)
septoria (2)
spot (1)
ticks (1)
usually cancer (1)
wasps (1)
white rot (1)
yellow blotch in wheat (1)

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2	PolyChim
3	Oksihom
4	Polikarbatsin
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