Abiga-Peak 50 g

Abiga Peak, 50 g - a universal remedy for fungal and bacterial diseases.

Active ingredient: copper oxychloride 400 g/L

Formulation: aqueous suspension

Application area: for private gardens

Purpose: Fungicide

Application instructions: Stir the product thoroughly before preparing the working solution

Dilute the required amount of the product in a small amount of water (1 liter), then transfer the solution to a sprayer tank filled 2/3 full with water. Mix the solution and add water to the required volume. Do not use iron or galvanized iron containers when preparing the solution. Use the working solution on the day of preparation. It is recommended to treat crops in calm weather.

Application Guidelines:

Re-entry period for manual labor: 3 days.

Compatibility with other pesticides: Compatible with most modern pesticide formulations. Do not mix with liquids that have an alkaline reaction.

Protection period: 7–10 days. Resistant to wash-off by precipitation.

Selectivity: Has a selective effect on families of imperfect and true fungi of the class Deuteromycetes, orders Hypomycetales and Muselia Sterilia, Oomycetes, the order Peronosporales (Perenosporae) and Ascomycetes (Ascomycetes), orders Pleosporales and Phacidiales, among which the effect is most clearly evident on the class Oomycetes of the order Peronosporales, family Pytiaceae, genus Phytophthora (Phitophthora).

Onset of action: Onset of action - immediately after treatment. Maximum rate of action

Phytotoxicity: Not phytotoxic

Crop tolerance: When treatment guidelines are followed, cultivated plants exhibit a sufficiently high level of tolerance to the product.

Potential for resistance development: When the recommended application rates and usage guidelines are followed, no resistance has been observed.

Restrictions on transportation, use, and storage of the pesticide. The product is transported by all modes of transport in covered vehicles in accordance with the cargo transportation regulations applicable to that mode of transport. The product is transported in the manufacturer’s original packaging for the first 5–6 hours.

Store the product in its original, intact packaging, labeled, in utility buildings (utility rooms), in places inaccessible to children and animals, away from food products. Working with the product without personal protective equipment for the respiratory system, eyes, and skin is prohibited. Storage temperature: from a minimum of 5°C to a maximum of 35°C. It is recommended to mix the product before use. Methods for neutralizing spilled pesticide: in case of a spill, cover the spill area with absorbent materials, which should be collected and disposed of in areas designated for household waste. Do not allow the product to drain from the sprayer into water bodies or the sewer system.

Methods for the destruction or disposal of pesticides that have become unusable and/or are prohibited for use: Pesticides that have expired, as well as those that have become unusable (damaged packaging, moisture exposure, improper temperature storage, etc.), must be disposed of. The product is rendered harmless by treating it with a (7–10)% solution of soda ash, followed by burial. Methods for disposing of pesticide containers: Reuse of containers for household or other purposes is prohibited. Empty containers must be destroyed (rinse pesticide containers several times with water, then burn them or dispose of them at household waste collection sites).

Recommendations for the protection of beneficial flora and fauna. The product is low-risk to bees—hazard class 3. Compliance with the main provisions of the “Instructions for the Prevention of Bee Poisoning by Pesticides” and the following environmental regulations is required: treat plants in the morning or evening hours; perform plant treatment when wind speed does not exceed 3–4 m/s; maintain a buffer zone for bees of at least 3–4 km; restrict bee flight for at least 20–24 hours. Beekeepers must be notified 4–5 days prior to treatment. The use of the product in water protection zones of water bodies and by aerial application is prohibited. Hazard class: 3 (moderately hazardous compound).

First aid for poisoning. If it comes into contact with the skin, wash the affected area with warm water and soap. If it gets into the eyes, immediately rinse with plenty of water for at least 15 minutes and seek medical advice (it is advisable to have the label or instructions for use with you). If inhaled—ensure access to fresh air. If accidentally swallowed and signs of poisoning appear—nausea, excessive salivation, metallic taste in the mouth, vomiting, abdominal pain—call a doctor immediately or take the patient to a doctor. Before seeing a doctor, flush the stomach and give the victim a saline laxative (1–2 tablespoons of magnesium sulfate) and a diuretic.