Strazh 3 g

- broad spectrum of protective action;
- highly effective against many fungal pathogens;
- resistant to wash-off by atmospheric precipitation;
- protective and eradicating action;
- economical and cost-effective to use;
effective at low temperatures (5–10°C). 

Application:

For consumers' information. Global experience with the product:

For consumers' information. Garden strawberries (9.0 g per 5 L of water per 100 m² (before flowering and after harvest); 4.5 g per 5 L of water per 100 m² (after flowering))

Maximum number of applications: 2. Waiting period from the last application to harvest: 30 days for apple and peach trees; 20 days for grapes.

Usage instructions:

Before spraying, dissolve the calculated amount of the product in clean water and mix thoroughly. Use the working solution on the day it is prepared, as prolonged storage causes the product to lose its properties, resulting in reduced efficacy against diseases. Apply the treatment under favorable weather conditions (no gusty winds, air temperature not exceeding +25°C); this is typically in the morning (before 10–11 a.m.) and evening (6–10 p.m.). During spraying, ensure uniform coverage of the solution on the leaves and stems of the plants without runoff from the treated surface. It is recommended to use in combination with the insecticides Antikolorad,  Antikolorad Max, Lux Maxi. People may enter treated areas for manual work after 7 days, and for mechanized work after 3 days.

Compatibility. Compatible with most plant protection products, except for alkaline ones. However, a compatibility test must be conducted in each specific case.
Mode of action. Has an extremely high systemic effect. Cyprodinil disrupts the life cycle of fungi, primarily at the stage of mycelial penetration and growth within plant tissues, and inhibits amino acid biosynthesis. It is characterized by acropetal and translaminar movement.