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Horus fungicide: application
Fungicide “Horus” appeared on the market relatively recently, but has already won great love among gardeners and gardeners. This drug is excellent for coping with most diseases of cultivated plants. But in order to achieve the maximum effect from the use of the product, it is necessary to strictly adhere to the instructions for use.
Application of the fungicide “Horus”
Every gardener dreams of a rich harvest. Unfortunately, many crops are susceptible to bacterial and fungal diseases. And they lead to a significant decrease in yield and can cause the death of the plant. Therefore, it makes sense to use drugs that help prevent and cure diseases. One of these effective agents is the Horus fungicide.
Fungicide “Horus” protects cultivated plants from diseases
This drug belongs to the class of aminopyridines and is effectively used for the treatment and prevention of the following diseases:
- Gray and fruit rot;
- Powdery mildew;
- White and brown spotting;
- Clusterosporiosis, alternariosis and oidium;
- Mildew and scab.
In addition, the fungicide has many advantages over other similar agents. First of all, it works even at rather low temperatures. The drug is also quickly absorbed by crops and is not washed off during precipitation. Another advantage is the absence of phytotoxicity. And you need it much less.
Instructions for the use of the fungicide “Horus”
In order for the drug to bring maximum benefit, it must be used correctly. It should be borne in mind that the amount of funds is calculated individually for each crop. You can find dosage instructions for a particular plant on the package.
It is advisable to process plants in dry, calm weather. To begin with, it is recommended to pour water into the sprayer, and then add the required dose of the drug.
When used for prophylaxis, plants should be treated with Horus several times a season. For example, most stone fruit crops are sprayed twice with a break of 7-10 days during the growing season. The young grape vine is recommended to be processed three times per season. The first – during budding, the second – during the formation of bunches, and the third – when the berries ripen.
Fungicide “Horus” will become the best friend of any gardener. This drug effectively treats plants for most diseases. And the use for the purpose of prevention generally does not allow their appearance.