Properties:
PHOENIX is applied during the vegetation period upon the appearance of initial signs of disease. The best effect is achieved with two applications with an interval of 3-4 weeks. It is advisable to use in combination (if necessary) with herbicides and insecticides. Phoenix protects crops from root rots, stem breakage, target spot, powdery mildew, and others.
Mode of action:
PHOENIX — a universal systemic-contact fungicide with protective and curative action. Flutriafol rapidly penetrates the plant through leaves and moves acropetally from base to apex. Thus, it protects parts of the leaves not contacted by the solution, as well as young shoots appearing after treatment. Flutriafol blocks ergosterol synthesis, disrupts cell division, causing complete death of pathogens. Systemic and contact action is complemented by fumigant effect.
Advantages:
• Broad spectrum of curative and protective action.
• Rapidly penetrates the plant and provides reliable protection against external and internal infections.
• Flexible application (regardless of crop development phase).
• Long residual protective effect (up to 6-8 weeks).
• Non-phytotoxic.
• Multiple applications quickly pay for treatment costs.
General recommendations:
PHOENIX forms a stable suspension in prepared aqueous solution, ensuring excellent wetting and rapid uptake. Maximum effect is achieved at the beginning of crop emergence, and a second application for continued protective effect — between the appearance of the cotyledon leaf and the start of tillering. Do not apply if there is a risk of rainfall; stop application upon first signs of rain. Uneven application on plants results in uneven distribution of components among organs and reduces effectiveness.
