Katyayani COC 50 fungicide controls fungal diseases on different types of crops through contact action. Copper Oxychloride 50% WP can be used on crops like potato, tobacco, tomato, banana, and other vegetable crops. It forms a protective layer on the crops, preventing further fungal infection and ensuring healthy, productive crops.
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Key Features and Benefits:
Effective Disease Control: COC 50 fungicide prevents fungal spores from germinating through contact action.
Broad Spectrum Control: Copper Oxychloride 50% WP targets Canker, Fruit Rot, Black Rot, and other diseases.
Cost-Effective: The effect of the remedy lasts for a longer period, reducing frequent applications.
Improves Crop Health: Disease-free crops lead to healthy production and promote higher yields.
Easy to Use: Wettable Powder (WP) can be easily mixed with water, making it easy to apply.
Dosage and Application Method:
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Suitable Crops:
COC 50 fungicide is suitable for Citrus, Cucurbits, Cardamom, Chilli, Banana, Coffee, Cumin, Potato, Paddy, Tobacco, and other crops.
Target Disease:
Copper Oxychloride 50% WP is effective against Leaf spot, Canker, Fruit Rot, Black Rot, Late & Early Blight, Brown Leaf spot, and Downy mildew.
Recommended Dosage Table:
| Suitable Crops | Target Diseases | Dosage |
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| Coffee | Black Rot, Rust | 1000 to 2200 gm per acre |
| Citrus | Leaf Spot, Canker | 750 to 1000 gm per acre |
| Chilli | Leaf Spot, Fruit Rot, Early Blight | 750 to 1000 gm per acre |
| Coconut | Bud Rot | 750 to 1000 gm per acre |
| Grapes | Downy Mildew | 1000 gm per acre |
| Potato | Early Blight, Late Blight | 1000 gm per acre |
| Tobacco | Downy Mildew, Black Shank, Frog Eye Leaf Spot | 1000 gm per acre |
| Tomato | Early Blight, Late Blight, Leaf Spot | 1000 gm per acre |
| Rice | Brown Leaf Spot | 1000 gm per acre |
Safety Precautions:
Check for proper compatibility before using the product.
Wear proper Personal Protection Equipment (PPE) while using the product.
Store the product away from the reach of kids and animals.
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