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Bordeaux mixture Bordoram 20 WG(PFnPE) cupric fungicide
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Vithal Bordoram 20 WG Bordeaux mixture contact cupric fungicide with preventive action, copper metal, packs of 200 and 500 grams, Free for sale
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Bordeaux mixture Bordoram 20 WG ( PFnPE) copper contact fungicide with preventive action
Bordolese pulp Bordoram 20 WG is a copper-based fungicide used mainly in organic and conventional agriculture for the prevention and control of many fungal diseases. It is a mixture of copper sulfate neutralized with hydrated lime that produces a stable suspension when diluted in water, forming a protective barrier on the surface of plants. Bordoram 20 WG Bordeaux mixture is an effective product used for the prevention and control of many fungal diseases in agriculture. Do not use the product during flowering. If it rains after treatment, the treatment should be repeated. If you have a license, you can purchase by clicking this button the10 kg bag of bordolese pulp
Composition Bordeaux mixture Bordoram 20 WG :
- Copper metal g 20
doses and methods of use of Bordolese pulp Bordoram 20 WG:
- Dose per liter of water: 6 - 20 g
- VINES: against Downy mildew, Anthracnose, Bacteriosis: intervene at a dose of 375 - 1250 g/hl of water (3.75 - 5 kg/ha), using 400 to 1000 /ha of water; make 4 - 6 applications per season, starting when the vegetation has a development of about 10 cm when the climatic conditions favorable to the adversity occur and with a minimum interval between treatments of 7 days.
- POME FR UIT (apple, pear, quince, loquat): against scab, copper cancers, rot and bactereiosis: intervene at a dose of 375 to 1000 g/hl water (3.75 to 5 kg/ha), using 500 to 1000 I/ha water; make 2 to 4 applications per season, either in autumn treatments (after harvest) or at vegetative regrowth up to the pre-flowering stage when conditions favorable to the adversity occur, with a minimum interval between treatments of 7 days.
- DRUPACES (peach, apricot, plum, cherry, nectarine): against Blotch, Corineus, Rot, Cherry Cylindrosporiosis, Copper Drying, Bacteriosis and Pox: intervene at a dose of 375 to 1250 g/hl dacqua (3.75 to 5 kg/ha), using 400 to 1000 l/ha of water; make 2 to 4 applications per season in both autumn treatments (from 50% leaf fall) and at vegetative restart up to the pre-flowering stage when conditions favorable to the pests occur, with a minimum interval between treatments of 7 days.
- ALMOND against Blotch, Corineus, Rot, Bacteriosis, Pox, and FRUITFULS WITH SHEAD FRUIT (walnut, hazelnut, chestnut, pistachio) against Alternaria, Bacteriosis, Hazelnut detachment disease, Chestnut Fersa: intervene at a dose of 375 to 1000 g/hl of water (3.75 to 5 kg/ha), using 500 to 1000 I/ha of water; make 2 to 4 applications per season in both autumn treatments ( from 50% leaf drop) and at vegetative restart up to the pre-flowering stage when conditions favorable to the adversity occur, with a minimum interval between treatments of 7 days.
- OLIVE: against Peacock's Eye, Leprosy, Bacteriosis. intervene at a dose of 375 to 835 g/hl of water (3.75 to 5 kg/ha), using 600 to 1000 !/ha of water; make 2 to 6 applications per season beginning at vegetative regrowth and up to veraison upon the occurrence of conditions favorable to the adversity, with a minimum interval between treatments of 7 days.
- AGRUMES (orange, lemon, tangerine, grapefruit): against Gummosis, Brown spot, Bacterial piticchia: intervene at a dose of 185 to 500 g/hl of water (3.75 to 5 kg/ha), using 1000 to 2000 l/ha of water; make 3 to 5 applications per season starting at vegetative recovery and continuing until two weeks before harvest when conditions favorable to the adversity occur, with a minimum interval between treatments of 7 days.
- SOLANACES (tomato, eggplant)in field and greenhouse; INFLORESCENT CABBAGE (cauliflower, broccoli) in field; COMMESTIBLE BUCCAGE (cucumber, gherkin, zucchini) in field and greenhouse; NON COMMESTIBLE BUCCAGE (melon, watermelon, squash) in field against Downy mildew, Alternariosis, Anthracnose and Bacteriosis: intervene at a dose of 375 to 1250 g/hI of water (3.75 to 5 kg/ha). using from- 400 to 1000 l/ha of water ; make from : 3 to 5 applications from the early stages of development and up to pre-harvest when conditions favorable to the pests occur, with a minimum interval between treatments of 7 days.
- BULK VEGETABLES (onion, garlic, shallot) in the field; LETTUCE AND OTHER SALADS in the field and greenhouse; SPINACH AND SIMILAR in the field and greenhouse against Downy mildew, Rust, Anthracnose, Alternaria, Bacteriosis and Sclerotinia: intervene at a dose of 375 to 1250 g/hI of water (3.75 to 5 kg/ha), using 400 to 1000 I/ha of water; make 3 to 6 applications from the early stages of development to pre-harvest when conditions favorable to the disease are encountered, with a minimum interval between treatments of 7 days.
- FRESH LEGUMES (green bean, pea, mangetout pea, lentil) in the field: against Anthracnose, Downy mildew, Septoria, Bacteriosis and Rust: intervene at a dose of 375 to 1250 g/hl of water (3.75 to 5 kg/ha), using 400 to 1000 I/ha of water, make 3 to 6 applications starting from early developmental stages and up to pre-harvest when conditions favorable to the pests occur, with a minimum interval between treatments of 7 days.
- POTATO in the field against Downy mildew, Alternariosis, Anthracnose and Bacteriosis: intervene at a dose of 375 to 1250 g/hl of water (3.75 to 5 kg/ha), using 400 to 1000 l/ha of water; make 3 to 6 applications from the early stages dis development and up to pre-harvest at the occurrence of conditions favorable to the adversity, with a minimum interval between treatments of 7 days.
- ORNAMENTAL FLORALS : in the field against Downy mildew and Rot: intervene at a dose of 375 to 1250 g/hl water (3.75 to 5 kg/ha) and make 2 to 3 applications during the growing season at the occurrence of conditions favorable to the adversity, with a minimum treatment interval of 7 days.
- Active ingredient
- Copper Metal (from sulphate neutralized with slaked lime)
- Phytophthora spp.
- Mildew
- Plasmopara viticola
- Grapevine downy mildew
- Pseudomonas syringae
- Bacterial spotting
- Sclerotinia sp.
- Sclerotinia
- Alternaria spp.
- alternariosis
- Downy mildew spp
- Mildew
- Spilocaea oleagina
- Peacock Eye
- Colletotrichum spp.
- Leprosy - Leaf rust
- Monilia sp. z o.o.
- moniliosis
- Venturia spp.
- Scab
- Bremia sp
- Mildew
- Septoria spp
- Septoria
- Pseudomonas spp
- Bacteriosis
- Xanthomonas spp.
- Bacteriosis
- Cytospora sp.
- Copper canker of stone fruits
- Blumeriella japii
- Cylindrosporiosis
- Gleosporium olivarum
- Anthracnosis
- Uromyces sp. z o.o.
- Rust
- Pseudoperonospora sp.
- Mildew
- Colletotrichum gloeosporioides
- Leprosy - Anthracnose
- Taphrina sp
- Bubble
- Coryneum beijerinckii Stigmina carpophila
- Corineum or Pitting
- Nectria spp
- Copper cancers
- Mycosphaerella spp.
- Mycosphere
- Marssonina spp
- Scab
- Cytospora leucostoma - Cytospora cyncta
- Dryness of branches
- Elsinoe spp
- Anthracnosis
- Erwinia spp
- Bacteriosis
- Coryneum spp
- Corineus
- Stemphylium spp
- Rust
- Utilization
- To be diluted
- Admitted in Bio
- Yes
- Formulation
- Microgranules
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Rita on 29/04/2025
Question:
Buongiorno, il tronco del mio albero ed anche i rami, presentano numerosi funghi bianchi a mensola. Come devo comportarmi? Devi rimuoverli ed applicare il prodotto sulle ferite o spruzzarlo direttamente sui funghi? Non è un albero da frutto, posso farle anche adesso che è in vegetazione?? Grazie della risposta.
Answer:
Gentile cliente,
i funghi a mensola che compaiono su tronco e rami sono spesso sintomo della presenza di funghi lignicoli (come Ganoderma, Trametes, ecc.), che degradano il legno e possono col tempo compromettere la stabilità dell’albero.
Una pratica tradizionale ma ancora valida consiste nel rimuovere con attenzione i corpi fruttiferi (i funghi visibili) e disinfettare le parti scoperte applicando con un pennello un prodotto a base di rame come poltiglia bordolese. Questo tipo di trattamento si può effettuare in qualsiasi momento dell’anno, anche durante la vegetazione, purché le temperature non siano troppo alte e si eviti di trattare in pieno sole.
Non essendo un albero da frutto, non ci sono particolari limitazioni legate alla sicurezza alimentare, ma resta importante monitorare lo stato generale della pianta e, se possibile, migliorare l’aerazione e il drenaggio del terreno.
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Pietro on 01/06/2023
Question: Faccio seguito alla vostra gradita risposta, in merito alla miscibilità con ZOLVIS 80 Sector WG, le colture sono quelle tipicamente estive, ovvero pomodoro melanzane peperone (anche se non indicato) ____ zucca zucchine cetrioli
Pietro on 31/05/2023
Question:
Buongiorno, è possibile miscelarlo con ZOLVIS 80 Sector WG ? Sempre grazie per l'aiuto ed il supporto.
Answer:
Salve, si certamente, su quale coltura?
on 10/06/2019
Question: buona sera vorrei aquistare potiglia bordolese però come mai un prodotto ci vuole il patentino latro prodotto uguale non serve il patentino non sarà stesso prodotto solo in nome uguale io lo aquistato tempo fà senza patentino il prodotto molto buono sono andato aquistarllo di nuovo mi achiesto il patentino cosi come vedo sul vostro sito il prodotto un tipo il patentino un tipo senza patentino cosa mi consiglii quello senza il patentino e buono lostesso.
Answer: Vi sono confezioni di piccolo taglio che sono consentiti vendere ad utilizzatori non professionali e senza patentino, Confezioni di peso superiore ricadono tra quelli di uso professionale e quindi patentino. E' legge