Dimethormoph inhibits the formation of the Oomycete fungal cell wall affecting the sterol biosynthesis. It has local systemic (translaminar) properties with good protectant and antisporulant activity. Dimethomorph moves acropetally up the treated plant stem and into growing leaves. It has antisporulant activity prevents the spread of fungi attack.
Folpet has a protective contact action. It binds to sulphur hydrogen bonds that interferes with the fungi respiration process.
application rates
To control downy mildew on roses apply 2 - 2.5Kg/Ha, 200 - 250g/100L of water, 40 - 50g/20L of water
To control late blight on tomatoes apply 2Kg/Ha, 200g/100L of water, 40g/20L of water.
preparation of spray mixture
Half fill the spray tank (knapsack) with water. Add the required amount of Sphinx Extra 713 WDG and mix by stirring or agitating, then fill the water to the required level and continue with stirring or agitating until the mixture is thoroughly uniform.
Application timing and technique
Start application at first signs of disease occurrence. Repeat after every 7-14 days as necessary. Use a spray volume of 1,000 to 1,500L per Ha for roses and 1000L per Ha on tomatoes depending on the size of crop canopy to ensure thorough coverage. Do not closely apply Sphinx Extra 713 WDG after an oil application.
safety
Pre-harvest interval for tomatoes: 7 days.
Re-entry period: 6 hours.
Sphinx Extra 713 WDG is toxic to fish, other aquatic organisms. It is moderately harmful to birds, animals and relatively non-toxic to bees. Do not contaminate ponds and waterways by direct application, cleaning of equipment, disposal of wastes and empty container. Keep livestock and wildlife out of treated areas.
To learn more safety precautions and first aid instructions concerning the application of Sphinx Extra 713 WDG read the downloaded label.
Always read the label carefully before use.
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