SKU 41251Vitacet 20ml (plant-derived acetic acid) Twój Ogród - seed treatment product
Vitacet Twój Ogród is a natural seed treatment product and disinfectant, obtained from plant-derived ingredients. It is used in plant protection as a fungicide and bacteriocide.
Description
Vitacet Twój Ogród - natural seed treatment product
- For seed treatment before sowing,
- Controls, among others, alternaria,
- For disinfection of cutting tools,
- Efficient - 20ml of product is enough for 80l of spray,
- In concentrate form - convenient solution (for preparing aqueous solution),
- Safe for humans and animals,
- Can be used with other protective treatments,
- Broad action - can be used in many plant crops,
- Natural product - obtained from plant-derived ingredients.
Vitacet is a natural product obtained from plant-derived ingredients. It is used in plant protection as a fungicide and bacteriocide. It also finds application in the food, cosmetic and chemical industries. In seed treatment, it provides protection for germinating seeds against pests and pathogens inhabiting their surface or pathogens in the soil. Proper seed preparation is crucial for plant development, which determines their emergence and yield. As a fungicide, it activates the self-defence mechanisms of crops and plays an important role in eliminating fungi and bacteria. Vitacet is used against fungi causing bunt, against symptoms of barley leaf stripe and other fungi and bacteria. Against bacterial diseases, Vitacet is used in the control of fire blight, bacterial leaf spot and diseases caused by root fungi. The product is also used as a disinfectant for garden tools used for pruning horse chestnut, maple, elm and many ornamental plants. It contains 10% plant-derived acetic acid. The product is available in concentrate form, from which an aqueous solution should be prepared. Vitacet can be used with other protective treatments. It is safe for humans and animals. It can be used in many plant crops.
What is Vitacet used for?
It is used for seed treatment before sowing and for disinfection of cutting tools.
Against which fungi is Vitacet used?
It is used against fungi causing bunt, against symptoms of barley leaf stripe and other fungi and bacteria. It is also used for disinfecting garden tools used for pruning horse chestnut, maple, elm and many ornamental plants. In this case, it is used as a liquid against bacterial diseases, symptoms of fire blight, bacterial leaf spot, and diseases caused by root fungi.
What is the composition of Vitacet?
- 10% plant-derived acetic acid.
How to use Vitacet?
The product should be used as a spray according to the recommended doses (see the "dosage" section).
What precautions should be taken when using Vitacet?
- Keep out of reach of children.
- Do not ingest.
- Store in a dry, clean and ventilated place, at a temperature of 3°C - 35°C.
- After opening, use immediately or seal tightly to protect from external factors.
Warning! Plant protection products must be used safely. Before each use, read the information on the label and product information.
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 information on the label and product information. 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 should be used in a way that does not pose a threat to the health of humans, 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 |
Control of Agrophage |
How to use? Dosage |
When to apply? |
|---|---|---|---|
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wheat spelt, common and Durum wheat and emmer |
fungi causing bunt - tilletia caries, tilletia foetida |
The acetic acid concentration should not exceed 2%, higher concentration reduces energy and germination ability. Method: seed treatment before sowing - short soaking in solution, Number of treatments per growing season: 1, Minimum interval between treatments: not applicable, Dose: 2.5 – 5 ml/10l water/10 kg seeds, Pre-harvest interval: not applicable. |
Application period: autumn |
|
barley |
barley leaf stripe - pyrenophora graminea |
The acetic acid concentration should not exceed 2%, higher concentration reduces energy and germination ability. Method: seed treatment before sowing - short soaking in solution, Number of treatments per growing season: 1, Minimum interval between treatments: not applicable, Dose: 2.5 – 5 ml/10l water/10 kg seeds, Pre-harvest interval: not applicable. |
Application period: autumn |
|
Garden vegetables such as carrot, tomato, sweet pepper |
alternaria fungi - alternaria spp |
The acetic acid concentration should not exceed 2%, higher concentration reduces energy and germination ability. Method: seed treatment before sowing - short soaking in solution, Number of treatments per growing season: 1, Minimum interval between treatments: not applicable, Dose: 2.5 – 5 ml/10l water/10 kg seeds, Pre-harvest interval: not applicable. |
Application period: autumn - spring. |
|
Garden vegetables such as tomato, sweet pepper, cabbage |
bacterial pathogens - clavibacter michiganensis, clavibacter michiganensis subsp. michiganensis, pseudomonas syringae pv. xanthomonas campestris pv. vesicatoria botrytis aclada |
The acetic acid concentration should not exceed 2%, higher concentration reduces energy and germination ability. Method: seed treatment before sowing, Number of treatments per growing season: 1, Minimum interval between treatments: not applicable, Dose: 2.5 – 5 ml/10l water/10 kg seeds, Pre-harvest interval: not applicable. |
Application period: autumn - spring. |
|
White and red horse chestnut, maple |
bacteria pseudomonas syringae pv aesculi |
The acetic acid concentration should not exceed 2%, higher concentration reduces energy and germination ability. Method: tool protection before cutting or pruning, Number of treatments per growing season: not applicable, Minimum interval between treatments: once daily or before each use, Dose: 4 ml / 1l water, Pre-harvest interval: 30 seconds after washing. |
Application period: not applicable. |
|
Fruit trees - apple tree, plum tree, pear tree, fruit bushes - quince, chokeberry, ornamental shrubs - hawthorn, quince, cotoneaster, hawthorn, cinquefoil, firethorn, rose, rowan, spirea |
fire blight erwinia amylovora |
The acetic acid concentration should not exceed 2%, higher concentration reduces energy and germination ability. Method: tool protection before cutting or pruning, Number of treatments per growing season: not applicable, Minimum interval between treatments: once daily or before each use, Dose: 4 ml / 1l water, Pre-harvest interval: not applicable. |
Application period: not applicable. |
|
Deciduous trees and shrubs - maple, poplar, magnolia, cotoneaster, spindle tree, forsythia, mock orange, rose, lilac; fruit trees and shrubs - plum tree, pear tree, blackberry, blueberry |
bacterial leaf spot pseudomonas syringae pv. syringae |
The acetic acid concentration should not exceed 2%, higher concentration reduces energy and germination ability. Method: tool protection before cutting or pruning, Number of treatments per growing season: not applicable, Minimum interval between treatments: once daily or before each use, Dose: 4 ml / 1l water, Pre-harvest interval: not applicable. |
Application period: not applicable. |
|
Elm (other than Lutéce) Ulmus spp |
ophiostoma spp |
The acetic acid concentration should not exceed 2%, higher concentration reduces energy and germination ability. Method: tool protection before cutting or pruning, Number of treatments per growing season: not applicable, Minimum interval between treatments: once daily or before each use, Dose: 4 ml / 1l water, Pre-harvest interval: not applicable. |
Application period: not applicable. |
|
Maple sp, Acer sp. Ailanthe sp Ailanthus altissima |
maple bark tar spot cryptostroma corticale |
The acetic acid concentration should not exceed 2%, higher concentration reduces energy and germination ability. Method: tool protection before cutting or pruning, Number of treatments per growing season: not applicable, Minimum interval between treatments: once daily or before each use, Dose: 4 ml / 1l water, Pre-harvest interval: not applicable. |
Application period: not applicable. |
|
Maple sp, Acer sp.; Sycamore, Acer spp; Horse chestnut sp, Aesculus L.; Beech sp, Fagus spp. |
verticillium wilt verticillium spp |
The acetic acid concentration should not exceed 2%, higher concentration reduces energy and germination ability. Method: tool protection before cutting or pruning, Number of treatments per growing season: not applicable, Minimum interval between treatments: once daily or before each use, Dose: 4 ml / 1l water, Pre-harvest interval: not applicable. |
Application period: not applicable. |
