Fortis 85 EC
Fortis 85 EC is an adjuvant in the form of an agrochemical preparation intended for use with fungicides in the protection of ornamental plants such as thuja, cypress, juniper, or willow.
- Pack
- 1 l
Description
MODE OF ACTION OF FORTIS 85 EC :
Fortis 85 EC is a field-tested and proven, bee-safe formulated agrochemical preparation. The product is used together with a fungicide to support its action.
Advantages of using Fortis 85 EC:
- reduces the surface tension of the working liquid,
- improves the uniformity of coverage of plant surfaces with the working liquid (especially those difficult to wet),
- reduces susceptibility to washing off by rain and dew and drifting of droplets of the working liquid,
- increases the effectiveness of pesticides, allowing for a reduction in applied doses,
- additionally protects against frost wind and drying out of shoots,
- in the control of ring spot and fusarium tip rot limits disease development,
- stimulates the growth of terminal shoots,
- in protection against rust reduces the level of leaf infection.
FORTIS 85 EC CONTENT OF ACTIVE SUBSTANCES:
rapeseed oil (of natural origin) - 85%
formulated composition of ingredients ensuring mixture effectiveness - 15%
FORTIS 85 EC SCOPE OF USE, TIMING AND DOSES:
Fortis 85 EC should be used together with fungicides for which the manufacturer recommends adding an adjuvant. The preparation is intended for use with:
- manual, ground and agricultural aviation equipment (helicopters),
- aerial devices for precision spraying (agrotechnical drones).
How to use Fortis 85 EC?
Recommended dose: 1.5 ml/l of working liquid.
thuja and other conifers
Ring spot and fusarium tip rot
- first pre-winter spray after the first heavier frosts (preferably in December),
- second spray in March
Recommended dose 2 ml/1 l of working liquid (spray about 1 l of working liquid per 10 m2)
Willow
rust
spray every 7 days, repeat twice, after the first uredinia appear on leaves,
recommended dose: 1.5 ml/l of working liquid (spray about 1 l of working liquid per 10 m2).
When planning and performing treatments, consider weather conditions such as wind strength, humidity, and temperature.













