PROPPLANT

Application Practice and Efficiency

When working with vegetable and ornamental crops, as well as corn, protecting the root system at early stages is the key to success. Proplant is a paste-form product that combines the functions of a fungicide and a growth regulator. Unlike specialized products, this composition allows the operator to solve two tasks at once: curbing the development of root rots, downy mildew, black leg, and late blight, while simultaneously providing the plant with a essential nutritional base of amino acids and polysaccharides.

Operation and Dosage

The product comes in a paste form, which requires precision when preparing tank mixtures: it is crucial to ensure the component is fully dissolved to achieve a uniform consistency. The standard dosage ranges from 25 to 70 grams per area unit, depending on the phytosanitary status of the field and the crop type. For stable results, up to 3 applications per growing season are provided. The foliar application method allows for quick response to the first signs of decay, minimizing crop losses.

Safety and Risk Management

Due to its 4th hazard class, handling Proplant does not require high-level protective equipment, simplifying field logistics. The combination of propamocarb hydrochloride with biologically active substances (amino acids) not only suppresses pathogens but also accelerates plant recovery after stress from adverse weather conditions. The lack of phytotoxicity, provided the application rates are followed, makes this product a reliable tool for agronomists aiming to increase total yield.