CUPRUM ART 345 SC

CUPRUM ART 345 SC

Fungicide of contact and prophylactic bactericidal action to protect apples and grapes against a wide range of pathogens.
Active ingredient tribasic copper sulphate, 345 g/l
Formulation suspension concentrate
Packing 1 L, 5 L, 10 L, 20 L
Mode of action in contact with the treated surface the spores and mycelium absorb copper ions, which leads to disruption of germination and pathogen’s cell division and metabolism of pathogens by inhibiting many enzymatic reactions
  • Method of application
  • Compatibility
  • Application features
  • Product’s advantages
Crop Dose rate, l/ha Pest Method, terms of treatment Waiting period/number of treatments
Apple-tree 3-5 Scab, monilia blossom wilt Spraying, before and after flowering 15/5
Vineyard Mildew 30/3

Cuprum Art is well compatible with many insecticides and fungicides applied at the same time. It is recommended to check the physicochemical compatibility and stability before preparing the tank mixture. Tank mixes should be used immediately after preparation.

 

The effect of the product is limited by the fact that the drug only prevents the development of spores and bacteria therefore, for maximum control, the product must be applied before the onset of the disease. Spray in the morning or evening at a wind speed of not more than 5 m/s. The drug quickly penetrates the plant and acts for 7-14 days depending on infection load and weather conditions. Rain falling three hours after treatment does not affect the effectiveness of the product. Processing interval - 8-14 days depending on weather conditions and degree of damage from weather and fungal disease.After treatment, the plants are well protected from infectious agents for 3 weeks.

 

  • the product contains copper and has bactericidal properties;
  • it prevents germination of spores and the penetration of pathogens into plants;
  • in a short time it rids the culture of the fungus, not allowing its renewal;
  • it forms a very rain resistant film that provides reliable protection under poor weather conditions.