Distop for ornamental plants Twój Ogród - fungicide
Distop for ornamental plants Twój Ogród is a granular fungicide designed to protect ornamental plants against fungal diseases. It exhibits locally systemic action thanks to kresoxim-methyl (FRAC group 11).
- Weight
- 2.5 g
Currently unavailable
Description
Distop Twój Ogród - fungicide for ornamental plants
- Wash-resistant,
- Effective against leaf spot, powdery mildew and rust,
- Prevents and controls,
- Safe and easy to use,
- Wide application in ornamental plant cultivation,
- Efficient - 2.5g of product is enough for 8l of spray.
Distop for ornamental plants Twój Ogród is a granular fungicide for preventive use in protecting ornamental plants against fungal diseases. It protects ornamental trees, ornamental tree and shrub nurseries, chrysanthemums and roses grown in greenhouses and under covers, as well as other ornamental plants. It is available in granules for preparing a water suspension (WG). It exhibits locally systemic action. The locally systemic action of kresoxim-methyl involves the diffusion of the active substance in the gas phase on leaves. According to the FRAC classification, the active substance kresoxim-methyl belongs to group 11.
The product is intended for use with self-propelled or tractor-mounted orchard sprayers, self-propelled or tractor-mounted field sprayers, and handheld sprayers.
Fungicide Distop for ornamental plants Twój Ogród - active substance content:
- kresoxim-methyl (a strobilurin group compound) – 500 g/kg product (50%).
Distop for ornamental plants Twój Ogród - application in crops:
- Chrysanthemums grown in the field and under covers,
- Ornamental trees,
- Nurseries of trees and shrubs (oak, Japanese quince, scarlet firethorn, willow, rowan, boxwood),
- Ornamental plants (wood anemone, gerbera, water buttercup, late goldenrod, cyclamen, begonia, dahlia, impatiens, glandular impatiens, common daisy, garden violet, petunia F1 hybrid, garden petunia, garden verbena) in greenhouse and covered cultivation.
The product can also be used in vegetable and fruit cultivation:
- Pear tree,
- Apple tree,
- Strawberry grown in the field and under covers,
- Black currant,
- Red currant,
- White currant,
- Gooseberry,
- Blueberry,
- Large-fruited cranberry,
- Sweet pepper, tomato, eggplant grown in the field and under covers.
Distop Twój Ogród - controlled fungal diseases:
- Black spot of roses,
- Powdery mildew,
- Rust,
- Rot caused by Cylindrocladium spp.
In vegetable and fruit cultivation also:
- American gooseberry powdery mildew,
- Pear scab,
- Apple scab.
Fungicide Distop Twój Ogród - pre-harvest interval and re-entry period:
Re-entry period - the time from product application until people and animals can enter the treated area:
- Do not enter until the spray liquid on the plant surface is completely dry.
Pre-harvest interval - the time from the last application to the day of crop harvest:
- Apple tree, pear tree – 28 days.
- Black currant, red currant, white currant, gooseberry, blueberry, large-fruited cranberry – 21 days.
- Strawberry – 7 days.
- Sweet pepper, tomato, eggplant – 3 days.
- Ornamental plants – not applicable.
Pre-harvest interval for fodder - the time from the last application on plants intended for fodder until animals can be fed with these plants:
- Matches the pre-harvest interval.
Distop Twój Ogród - preparation of spray liquid:
Before spraying, accurately determine the amount of spray liquid needed, which should be prepared immediately before treatment. Pour half of the determined amount of water into the sprayer, then add the appropriate amount of product. Close the sprayer and mix the liquid. Rinse the empty product packaging three times with water and use the rinsate to prepare the spray liquid. Fill up the sprayer with water and mix the liquid again.
Fungicide Distop Twój Ogród - usage instructions:
- Do not eat, drink or smoke while using the product.
- Wear protective gloves and work clothing during preparation of the spray liquid and during application.
- Do not contaminate water with the plant protection product or its packaging.
- Do not wash equipment near surface waters. Avoid contaminating water via drainage ditches from farms and roads.
- During the flowering period of apple and pear trees, it is recommended to apply the product outside periods of bee activity.
- When using self-propelled or tractor-mounted orchard sprayers:
- To protect aquatic organisms, a 3 m buffer zone from water bodies and watercourses must be established.
- To protect plants and non-target arthropods, a 3 m buffer zone from non-agricultural land must be established. - When using self-propelled or tractor-mounted field sprayers:
- To protect aquatic organisms, a 1 m buffer zone from water bodies and watercourses must be established.
- To protect plants and non-target arthropods, a 1 m buffer zone from non-agricultural land must be established. - Keep out of reach of children.
- Store the plant protection product:
- in places or facilities with appropriate measures to prevent environmental contamination and access by unauthorized persons,
- in original packaging, in a way that prevents contact with food, beverages or fodder, at temperatures between 0 - 30ºC.
Warning! Plant protection products must be used safely. Before each use, read the label and product information carefully.
The buyer declares that they meet the conditions specified in Article 25 paragraph 3 point 5 of the Act of 8 March 2013 on plant protection products and have training in the use of plant protection products in the case of products for professional users. Before each use, read the label and product information carefully. Pay attention to detailed risk indications. Follow the safety rules contained on the label. Plant protection products may only be purchased by adults and persons who have completed training and have the qualifications required for persons purchasing plant protection products (Article 28 of the Act on plant protection products of 8 March 2013, as amended). Plant protection products must be used in a way that does not pose a threat to human health, animals or the environment. The buyer of plant protection products must be sober. By using this offer, you declare that you meet the above conditions.
Application and dosage
|
Crop |
Target pest |
How to apply? Dosage |
|---|---|---|
|
Apple tree |
Apple scab |
Maximum/recommended dose for single application: 0.2 kg/ha. Do not exceed 0.8 kg/ha per season. Application timing: spray from bud break when green leaf tips covering flowers are visible until typical colouring of mature fruit is reached (BBCH 53 - 81). Maximum number of treatments per growing season: 4. Interval between treatments: at least 7 days. Recommended water volume: 150 - 1000 l/ha. Recommended spraying: fine droplets. NOTES: Wash-resistant product (40 mm), with good adhesion to both dry and wet leaves (covered with dew, fog, light drizzle droplets). Use less water if leaves are wet. Efficacy does not depend on temperature. |
|
Pear tree |
Pear scab |
Maximum/recommended dose for single application: 0.2 kg/ha. Application timing: apply from bud break when green leaf tips covering flowers are visible until typical colouring of mature fruit is reached (BBCH 53 - 81). Maximum number of treatments per growing season: 4. Interval between treatments: at least 7 days. Recommended water volume: 150 - 1000 l/ha. Recommended spraying: fine droplets. |
|
Strawberry grown in the field and under covers |
Powdery mildew |
Maximum/recommended dose for single application: 0.3 kg/ha. Application timing: apply after first disease symptoms appear, from the development of the first leaf until the end of fruit harvest (BBCH 11 – 89). Maximum number of treatments per growing season: 2. Interval between treatments: at least 7 – 14 days. Recommended water volume: 500-700 l/ha. Recommended spraying: fine droplets. |
|
Black currant, red currant, white currant, gooseberry |
American gooseberry powdery mildew |
Maximum/recommended dose for single application: 0.2 kg/ha (0.02%: 20 g per 100 l water). Application timing: spray after first disease symptoms appear, from flower buds enclosed in light brown scales until advanced ripening, i.e. when the first berries at the base of the cluster reach the characteristic variety colour (BBCH 51 – 85). Maximum number of treatments per growing season: 3. Interval between treatments: at least 7 – 14 days. Recommended water volume: 500-700 l/ha. Recommended spraying: fine droplets. |
|
Blueberry, large-fruited cranberry |
Powdery mildew |
Maximum/recommended dose for single application: 0.2 kg/ha (0.02%: 20 g per 100 l water). Application timing: spray after first disease symptoms appear, from flower cluster appearance to full fruit maturity (BBCH 51-85). Maximum number of treatments per growing season: 3. Interval between treatments: at least 10 – 14 days. Recommended water volume: 200-1000 l/ha. Recommended spraying: fine droplets. |
|
Sweet pepper, tomato, eggplant grown in the field and under covers |
Powdery mildew |
Maximum/recommended dose for single application: 0.5 kg/ha. Application timing: spray after first disease symptoms appear, from the development of the second true leaf on the main shoot until full maturity when fruits have typical colour (BBCH 12-89). Maximum number of treatments per growing season: 3. Interval between treatments: at least 10 days. Recommended water volume: 200-1000 l/ha. Recommended spraying: fine droplets. |
|
Roses grown in the field and under covers |
Powdery mildew, black spot of roses |
Maximum/recommended dose for single application: 0.3 kg/ha Application timing: spray after first disease symptoms appear. Maximum number of treatments per growing season: 3. Interval between treatments: at least 7 - 14 days. Recommended water volume: 300-1000 l/ha. Recommended spraying: fine droplets. |
|
Chrysanthemums grown in the field and under covers |
Rust |
Maximum/recommended dose for single application: 0.3 kg/ha Application timing: spray after first disease symptoms appear. Maximum number of treatments per growing season: 3. Interval between treatments: at least 7 - 12 days. Recommended water volume: 200-1000 l/ha. Recommended spraying: fine droplets. |
|
Ornamental trees |
Oak powdery mildew, rust, rot caused by Cylindrocladium spp. |
Maximum/recommended dose for single application: 0.6 kg/ha. Application timing: spray after first disease symptoms appear. Maximum number of treatments per growing season: 3. Interval between treatments: at least 7 - 12 days. Recommended water volume: 200-1000 l/ha. Recommended spraying: fine droplets. |
|
Nurseries of trees and shrubs (oak, Japanese quince, scarlet firethorn, willow, rowan, boxwood) |
Oak powdery mildew, rust, rot caused by Cylindrocladium spp. |
Maximum/recommended dose for single application: 0.6 kg/ha. Application timing: spray after first disease symptoms appear. Maximum number of treatments per growing season: 3. Interval between treatments: at least 7 - 12 days. Recommended water volume: 200-1000 l/ha. Recommended spraying: fine droplets. |
|
Ornamental plants (wood anemone, gerbera, water buttercup, late goldenrod, cyclamen, begonia, dahlia, impatiens, glandular impatiens, common daisy, garden violet, petunia F1 hybrid, garden petunia, garden verbena) in greenhouse and covered cultivation. |
Powdery mildew |
Maximum/recommended dose for single application: 0.3 kg/ha Application timing: spray after first disease symptoms appear. Maximum number of treatments per growing season: 3. Interval between treatments: at least 10 - 12 days. Recommended water volume: 200-1000 l/ha. Recommended spraying: fine droplets. |













