Fungicides

Cuproxate

Contact copper-containing fungicide against fungal diseases and bacterial infections

Characteristics of the drug

Active substance:
Tribasic copper sulfate, 345 g/l

Preparation form:
Suspension concentrate

Packaging:
100 ml, 1 l

Toxicity class:
IV class

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Application rates

CROPS	HARMFUL OBJECTS	RATE	METHOD, TIME AND MAXIMUM MULTIPLICITY OF PROCESSING
Potato	Phytophthora, macrosporiosis	80-100 ml per 10 liters of water for 2 hectares	3 spraying during the growing season
Tomato	Phytophthora, macrosporiosis	80-100 ml per 10 liters of water for 2 hectares	4 spraying during the growing season
Apple tree	Scab	50-80 ml per 10 liters of water for 1 acr	5 spraying during the growing season
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Vineyards	Mildew	80-100 ml per 10 liters of water for 2 hectares	3 spraying during the growing season
Hops	Peronosporosis	80-100 ml per 10 liters of water for 2 hectares	4 spraying during the growing season
Sunflower	Alternaria, septoria, rust, fomosis	20-40 ml per 10 liters of water for 2 acres	2 spraying during the growing season
Soy	Alternaria blight, septoriosis,peronosporosis	20-40 ml per 10 liters of water for 2 acres	2 spraying during the growing season

Important: Do not mix with organophosphate pesticides!

Benefits

Effective against most fungal diseases and bacterial infections
Creates a stable protective film that is not washed away by rain
Recommended for use in organic farming

Mode of action

Copper ions, penetrating into the cells of the fungus, suppress the activity of enzymes, disrupt respiration processes and cause non-specific denaturation of proteins, which lead to the cessation of the growth of spores and conidia of fungi.

Features of use

The contact preparation forms a protective layer of copper sulfate on the surface of the leaf, which prevents the penetration of pathogens into the plant. Only prophylactic treatments are recommended before the pathogen’s spores begin to germinate. The interval between treatments is 8-14 days, depending on the weather conditions and the degree of damage to the plants by diseases. It is not recommended to carry out spraying before and immediately after precipitation.