Inferno 60 g

Inferno, 60 g - a contact fungicide for protecting grapevines and fruit trees against powdery mildew, with an additional acaricidal effect.

Active ingredient content: sulfur 800 g/kg.

Formulation: water-dispersible granules.

Global experience with the use of a similar product

The waiting period before workers may enter treated areas for manual labor is 7 days; for mechanized work, 3 days. The waiting period from the last treatment until harvest is 14 days (cucumbers), 30 days (grapes, fruit trees), and none for cabbage.

Preparation and application of the working solution. Add the required amount of the product to the tank of a backpack sprayer filled 1/3 full with clean water, stirring constantly; after a few minutes, top up with water to the tank’s full capacity and mix thoroughly. Prepare the working solution immediately before application and use it on the day of preparation. Apply in the morning (before 10 a.m.) and evening (6–10 p.m.) hours when wind speed is minimal (no more than 3–4 m/s). The interval between applications is 8–10 days, depending on weather conditions and the level of infection.

Compatibility. Compatible with other pesticides and agrochemicals, except for alkaline and oil-based products. Conduct a compatibility test.

Precautions. Eating, drinking, and smoking are strictly prohibited during work. Avoid contact with skin, eyes, and ingestion. Use personal protective equipment while working. Do not use near decentralized water sources or bodies of water. Shower immediately and change clothes after finishing work. Observe safety precautions.

For consumers' information. The manufacturer and supplier of this product are not liable for losses caused by failure to comply with the requirements of these instructions for use, non-compliance with application procedures, adverse weather conditions, and the like. When using the product, adhere to safety regulations and environmental protection legislation, in particular, in compliance with Article 87 of the Water Code of Ukraine (no closer than 2 km to the existing shores of fishery reservoirs and rivers) and in compliance with the application regulations for bees (use at wind speeds <3–4 m/s; a 2–3 km buffer zone for bees and a 1–2 day restriction on their flight).

Toxicity. WHO Classification: Safety Class 3 (hazardous if it comes into contact with the eyes).

First Aid. If the product comes into contact with: the eyes—rinse with plenty of water; the skin—carefully remove with a gauze pad, then rinse with plenty of water; the stomach—drink several glasses of water, preferably warm, and induce vomiting. Repeat the procedure 2–3 times to completely remove the product from the stomach. Then drink a water solution of Carbolene (4–5 tablets per glass of water) or activated charcoal (2 tablespoons per glass of water), or use a saline laxative (20 g of Glauber’s salt or magnesium sulfate per 1/2 glass of water). Contact a doctor.

Decontamination and disposal. After finishing work, rinse sprayers and used containers with water and detergent. Add a slurry of cold lime (1 kg per 4 L of water) to the rinse water and pour it into a compost pit at least 1 m deep. Place the empty product container in a waste container for waste collection and disposal.

Storage requirements. Store in a closed, undamaged container in a dry, well-ventilated area (utility room), out of reach of children and animals, separate from food, detergents, medicines, animal feed, flammable materials, strong bases, amines, and strong oxidizers at a temperature of 0–30 °C.

Guaranteed shelf life: 3 years from the date of manufacture.