COPPER OXYCHLORIDE 50% WG

About COPPER OXYCHLORIDE 50% WG

• Broad-Spectrum Disease Control: It is highly effective against a wide range of diseases, including Downey Mildew, Anthracnose, Leaf Spot, Fruit Rot, Rust, and Blight.
• Dual Action (Fungicide & Bactericide): It is one of the few reliable options that manages both fungal and bacterial diseases, making it crucial for bacterial spot, canker, and blights.
• Preventive and Protective Action: When applied, it forms a fine,, durable protective barrier on the plant surface that prevents pathogen infection.
• High Weather Resistance (Rainfastness): The WG formulation offers excellent adhesiveness, meaning it sticks to leaves even during rainy conditions, providing long-lasting protection.
• Low Resistance Risk: Because it has a multi-site mode of actionreleasing copper ions that disrupt multiple metabolic pathways in pathogensit is very difficult for fungi to develop resistance, making it an excellent choice for rotation.
• Improves Crop Health and Quality: By controlling diseases, it helps in maintaining healthier, thicker leaves and higher-quality, blemish-free fruit, resulting in better yields.
• Suitable for Integrated Pest Management (IPM): It is a staple in many organic and sustainable farming programs due to its low toxicity to beneficial organisms and effective, non-systemic nature.
• Safe for Mammals: It is generally considered safe for mammals, with low chemical impact on the environment when used as directed. 

• Fruits: Grapes (Downy mildew), Mango (Anthracnose), Citrus (Canker, Scab), Banana, Apple, Pear.
• Vegetables: Tomato (Late/Early Blight), Potato, Chili, Cucumber, Onion (Rust).
• Plantation/Cash Crops: Coffee (Leaf rust), Tea, Cardamom, Cocoa. 

• Dosage: Generally used at a dosage of approximately 1 kg per acre, depending on the crop and severity of the disease.
• Timing: Should be applied preventively or at the first sign of disease symptoms, particularly during humid, high-rainfall periods.
• Compatibility: It is compatible with most common insecticides and fertilizers, but caution should be taken with highly acidic or alkaline pesticides.