- Disease Control
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- Powdery mildew
- Downy mildew
- White mold
- Citrus canker
- Anthracnose
- Botrytis Blight
- Alternaria Early Bight
- Leaf spots
- Benefit
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- Inhibits fungal and bacterial disease
- Boost yield and quality
- Increase plant stress tolerance
- Long lasting performance
- Low risk of resistance
- Sustainably manages disease
- Zero residues, can be used in organic production
- Easy-to-use soluble liquid formula
- No post-harvest interval
- Mode of Action
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- Systemic Acquired Resistance (SAR) and Induced Systemic Resistance (ISR), bring a sustainable option to help simplify.
- When products is applied to a plant, the plant produces elevated levels of specific proteins and other compounds that serve as fungal and bacterial growth inhibitors. These include phytoalexins,cell wall strengtheners, antioxidants, PR proteins and phenolics. This mode of action, called induced systemic resistance, uses as a catalyst for the plant to protect itself.
- Dosage & Method
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- Apply 600 ml / acre, 1: 300 dilution , foliar spray, including coverage of the underside of the leaf.
- Repeat applications on 7-14 day intervals depending upon crop growth and disease pressure.
- Apply prior to visible disease symptoms or when disease is first noted.
- Do not exceed spray concentration of 1% v/v.
- FloraEgis biofungicide can be used in rotation or in combination with other fungicides.
- Tank-mix this product with another fungicide 2 hrs before spray.
- Can be apply to fruits and vegetables, such as tomato, strawberry, berry, citrus, peach, rose flowers etc
