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Hydrocopper Flow Tribasic Copper Sulfate Fungicide PFnPE
PER. FE. Natura Idrorame Flow Fungicide based on tribasic copper sulphate PFnPE Free for sale, for the protection of vineyards and olive groves, with the addition of blue dye.
Hydrocopper Flow is effective against downy mildew, black rot, mange and peacock's eye
What is Al.Fe alfenatura Idrorame Flow
Hydrocopper Flow PFnPE is a copper-based concentrate with a touch of blue color. It is perfect for protecting vines and olive trees from diseases such as downy mildew and peacock's eye. It is easily applied with a spray diluted in water.
What Idrorame Flow does:
This product helps fight fungi by interfering with their internal system. The cupric ions released into the water are absorbed by the growing fungi, blocking their growth and preventing the life cycle.
How to use:
It is simple to use. After diluting with water, you can easily apply it with a sprayer. Doses vary depending on conditions, but the instructions are clear. For example, for the vine, you can use between 37 and 47 ml of the product per 10 liters of water per 100 m².
When using:
For vines, it is recommended before or after flowering. For the olive tree, before or after fruit formation. Avoid treating during flowering.
Some important safeguards:
- Do not apply during flowering.
- Avoid wind and stressful conditions for plants.
- Do not mix with other plant protection products or fertilizers.
- Wait at least 24 hours before returning to the treated area.
Beware of copper:
Copper can accumulate in the soil, so it is important to comply with the rules of use. Do not exceed the limits established by the regulations (max 4 kg of copper per hectare per year). Plan carefully to avoid excess. For example, do not exceed 2 liters of product per 1000 square meters per year.
With Idrorame Flow , you protect your crops effectively and safely.
- Active ingredient
- Copper metal (in the form of tribasic sulphate)
- Phytophthora spp.
- Mildew
- Plasmopara viticola
- Grapevine downy mildew
- Bremia lactucae
- Lettuce blight
- Pseudodowny mildew cubensis
- Cucurbitaceae blight
- Pseudomonas syringae
- Bacterial spotting
- Guignardia bidwellii
- Black rot - Black rot of the berries
- Spilocaea oleagina
- Peacock Eye
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