Tilt - fungicide to protectcereal from a complex disease leaves and ears . Tilt enters the plant through the leaves and stems and moves acropetally . He has a long protection, healthcare and fighter effect on pathogens, stop their further development and inhibits their sporulation . marked growth-regulating activityTilt to crop plants . Tilt exhibits the same high performance as the high and low relative humidity . Elevated temperature during use of the fungicide enhance its effectiveness .

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Directions for use
Weather	windless, dry weather
Safety	use of personal protective equipment
Maximum number of treatments	1
Resistance	not identified
The speed of impact	2 - 3 hours
Protection period	20 - 25 days
Processing time	during the growing season
Key Features
Manufacturer	Syngenta
Country	Switzerland ,
Compatible	compatible with others . pesticides, except for highly alkaline vesch
Date of expiry	3 years
Security	moderately dangerous mix
Toxicity	not toxic to birds except fish
Formulation	concentrateemulsion
Efficiency	high
Active ingredient	at a concentration of Propiconazole 250 g / l
Action spectrum	br ,
Properties of the preparation	high duration
The drug	protective, prophylactic
Mechanism of action	enters the plant through the leaves and stems
Destruction	Septoria, Rhynchosporium secalis, yellow blotch in wheat ,
Type	system
Purpose	to protect crops
Group	fungicides

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)