Kapłan 80 WG Kaptan

MODE OF ACTION OF KAPŁAN 80 WG:

KAPŁAN 80 WG is a proven fungicide with reliable contact action. Applied to the plant, it creates a durable and tight protective barrier on its surface, effectively preventing the germination of fungal spores. Used preventively – before infection occurs or at the first symptoms – it ensures perfect health of leaves and fruits, protecting the yield from quality loss.

Thanks to the innovative WG formulation, the granules rapidly and evenly dissolve in water. This guarantees the preparation of an ideal spray liquid that perfectly covers the protected plants. KAPŁAN 80 WG is the foundation of an effective anti-resistance strategy in the fight against pathogens such as apple and pear scab, brown rot of pome trees, and troublesome grey mould in berry plantations.

ACTIVE SUBSTANCE CONTENT:

kaptan (a compound from the phthalimide group) - 800 g/kg (80%)

Advantages of using KAPŁAN 80 WG:

• Strong preventive protection: Creates a contact shield on plant tissues that strictly blocks fungal pathogen penetration.
• Wide spectrum of protection: An indispensable and versatile partner in orchards (scab, leaf blotch) and berry plantations (grey mould, anthracnose).
• Excellent formulation (WG): Granules dissolve quickly in water, facilitating work, preventing dusting, and ensuring excellent crop coverage with spray liquid.

Pre-harvest interval:

• Raspberry, black currant, red currant, gooseberry - 7 days
• Apple tree, sour cherry, sweet cherry, strawberry, blueberry - 14 days
• Pear tree - 21 days

KAPŁAN 80 WG - SCOPE OF USE, TIMING AND DOSES:

Apple tree

Target pests:	Apple scab
Maximum / recommended dose:	1.9 kg/ha
Application timing:	Spray preventively or after first symptoms, from green bud stage to advanced fruit colouring (BBCH 56-85). Interval: 7-10 days.
Maximum number of treatments:	10
Recommended water volume:	500 - 750 l/ha (fine droplet spray)

SMALL-AREA APPLICATIONS:

The user alone is responsible for the effectiveness and phytotoxicity of the plant protection product used in small-area crops.

Pear tree

Target pests:	Pear scab, brown rot of pome trees
Maximum / recommended dose:	1.8 kg/ha
Application timing:	Spray preventively or after first symptoms, from flower bud swelling to fruit ripening (BBCH 51-81). Interval: 7-10 days.
Maximum number of treatments:	10
Recommended water volume:	500 - 1000 l/ha

Sour cherry, sweet cherry

Target pests:	Bitter rot of sour cherry, leaf blotch of stone fruit trees
Maximum / recommended dose:	1.9 kg/ha
Application timing:	Spray preventively or after first symptoms, from end of flowering to fruit ripening (BBCH 69-87). Interval: 7-10 days.
Maximum number of treatments:	3
Recommended water volume:	500 - 1000 l/ha

Raspberry, black currant, red currant

Target pests:	Grey mould, anthracnose
Maximum / recommended dose:	1.9 kg/ha
Application timing:	Spray preventively or after first symptoms, from beginning of flowering to fruit ripening (BBCH 60-87). Interval: min. 7 days.
Maximum number of treatments:	6
Recommended water volume:	500 - 1000 l/ha

Blueberry

Target pests:	Grey mould, anthracnose
Maximum / recommended dose:	1.9 kg/ha
Application timing:	Spray preventively or after first symptoms, from beginning of flowering to fruit ripening (BBCH 60-87). Interval: min. 7 days.
Maximum number of treatments:	6
Recommended water volume:	1000 l/ha

Gooseberry

Target pests:	Grey mould, anthracnose
Maximum / recommended dose:	1.8 kg/ha
Application timing:	Spray preventively or after first symptoms, from beginning of flowering to fruit ripening (BBCH 60-87). Interval: 10-14 days.
Maximum number of treatments:	6
Recommended water volume:	500 - 1000 l/ha

Strawberry

Target pests:	Grey mould, anthracnose
Maximum / recommended dose:	1.9 kg/ha
Application timing:	Spray preventively or after first symptoms, before flowering (BBCH 53-59). Interval: 7-10 days.
Maximum number of treatments:	2
Recommended water volume:	1000 l/ha

Ornamental plants

Target pests:	Grey mould, septoria leaf blotch, dry rot of gladiolus bulbs and stems, azalea leaf drop, azalea mildew, black root rot of cyclamen, lilac mildew, anthracnose of snapdragon, rose cane cancer, rose cane dieback, penicilliosis, sclerotinia stem rot (spraying). Fusarium (bulb soaking).
Maximum / recommended dose:	a) Spraying: 1.2 - 1.9 kg/ha b) Bulb soaking: 0.3-0.6% (300-600g/100 l water)
Application timing:	a) Spraying: Preventively or after symptoms, throughout the growing season (BBCH 10-79). Interval: 10-14 days. b) Bulb soaking: Soak for 30 minutes before planting.
Maximum number of treatments:	Spraying: 10. Bulb soaking: 1.
Recommended water volume:	Spraying: 500 – 1000 l/ha