Product features

MODE OF ACTION: It is systemically effective. After foliar application, it adheres to plants and is transported acropetally (from bottom to top) throughout plant tissues. It prevents penetration and mycelial development on the leaf surface internally and externally.

INFORMATION ABOUT RESISTANCE: The plant protection product named EFDAL KİP 50 WG is a fungicide classified as Group D1:9 according to its mechanism of action. Repeated applications of plant protection products with the same mechanism of action encourage the development of resistance. For this reason, in order to delay the development of resistance, do not exceed the total recommended number of applications of EFDAL KİP 50 WG within the same production season. In cases where the application must be repeated, be careful to use plant protection products with different mechanisms of action (except Group D1:9).

COMPATIBILITY: It should be used alone, without mixing with other plant protection products.
EFDAL KİP 50 WG can be used in mixture with other fungicides generally used on pome and stone fruit trees. In case of doubt, a small miscibility test should be performed before application. If EFDAL KİP 50 WG will be used as a tank mixture with other plant protection products, put the products into the water in the following order. First, EFDAL KIP 50 WG is added, then other plant protection products are added to the mixture. If the plant protection products to be used in mixtures include those in 'water-soluble packaging', these are added first and then EFDAL KİP 50 WG.

PLANT TOLERANCE: When used as recommended, it does not have any negative effects on the recommended crop plants. In case of doubt, plant tolerance should be checked in sensitive and new varieties.

Usage

Apple Black Spot:
1st Application: When flower buds swell (3-5 days before in places with branch rows)
2nd Application: During pink rosette bud stage (when flowers are seen separately)
3rd Application: When 70-80% of flower petals fall
4th and other applications: Should be done at 12-14 day intervals when climate conditions are suitable for the progression of the disease

Apricot and Peach - Flower monilia in stone fruits:
1st Application: At the beginning of flowering (5-10% in flowers)
2nd Application: At full flowering (90-100%).

Hazelnut powdery mildew:
If powdery mildew caused by Erysiphe sp. appears for the first time in the garden, application is started as soon as symptoms are seen. If the disease has been seen in previous years, application is started during the fruit (choker) period. The second and other applications are continued until harvest, considering the climate conditions and the duration of effect of the product. Attention should be paid to the time that should pass between the last application and harvest.

Pear - Pear scab:
1st Application: When the flower buds swell (3-5 days before in places with branch rows).
2nd Application: During the white rosette period.
3rd Application: When 70-80% of the flower petals have fallen.
4th and other applications should be made at 12-14 day intervals when the climate conditions are suitable for the progression of the disease.

Grape-Grey Mold: 1st Application: When the grains begin to mature.
2nd and other applications: Should be made considering the duration of effect of the drug used.
Attention should be paid to the time between the last application and harvest.