IIL Pulsor is a systemic fungicide used for managing fungal disease pressure in paddy, tomato, and potato crops. Pulsor fungicide contains Thifluzamide 24% SC, which works with localized systemic action and protects treated plant parts from disease spread. IIL Pulsor offers strong control of sheath blight in paddy, especially during humid and disease-favourable conditions. Pulsor fungicide also supports control of root rot, damping-off, and leaf spot-type diseases. This fungicide offers quick disease relief with versatile uses for effective crop protection.
Key Features and Benefits of Pulsor Fungicide:
Targeted Control: The Pulsor fungicide is highly useful in paddy fields where sheath blight affects tillers, sheaths, and crop vigour.
Dual Action Support: IIL Pulsor can be used before disease spreads heavily or when early symptoms start appearing.
Quick Leaf Absorption: This fungicide is absorbed by crop leaves after proper spray coverage, helping protect treated parts.
Versatile Uses: The Pulsor can be used in paddy, tomato, and potato in one application.
SC Formulation: IIL Pulsor comes in suspension concentrate form, which mixes well in water when stirred properly.
Pulsor Fungicide Uses:
Paddy Sheath Blight: IIL Pulsor helps manage sheath blight caused by Rhizoctonia solani, which damages leaf sheaths and weakens rice plants.
Tomato Disease Support: Pulsor fungicide supports management of damping-off and leaf spot-type fungal problems in tomato crops.
Potato Disease Support: IIL Pulsor helps protect potato crops from root rot and leaf spot-type disease pressure as per label guidance.
Soil-Borne Disease Pressure: Pulsor fungicide is useful where root-zone fungal infection affects early crop stand and plant strength.
Foliar Disease Pressure: IIL Pulsor helps protect leaves when fungal spots and disease spread begin under humid conditions.
IIL Pulsor Dose:
Use IIL Pulsor as a foliar spray with clean water. Pulsor Fungicide Dosage is generally 150 ml per acre in about 200 litres of water. Pulsor fungicide should be sprayed evenly on the crop canopy and disease-prone plant parts. For paddy, the spray should reach the lower crop canopy and sheath area where sheath blight usually starts.
Crop | Target Disease | Dose per acre | Application Method | PHI |
Paddy | Sheath blight | 150 ml | Foliar spray with focus on lower canopy and sheath area | 28 days or follow label |
Tomato | Damping-off and leaf spots | 150 ml | Foliar spray with uniform plant coverage | Follow label |
Potato | Root rot and leaf spots | 150 ml | Foliar spray or crop-stage application as per label | Follow label |
How to Use IIL Pulsor:
Measure the required quantity of IIL Pulsor as per crop area and disease pressure.
Fill the spray tank halfway with clean water.
Mix the measured Pulsor fungicide quantity in a small amount of water first.
Add the prepared IIL Pulsor mixture into the main spray tank.
Add the remaining water and stir the spray solution properly.
Spray Pulsor fungicide uniformly on the crop canopy.
In paddy, cover the lower plant area and sheath region properly.
In tomato and potato, cover leaves, stems, and disease-prone parts evenly.
Apply IIL Pulsor when disease symptoms are first noticed or when weather favours disease.
Avoid spraying Pulsor fungicide during strong wind, rainfall, or very hot afternoon weather.
Use the prepared IIL Pulsor spray solution on the same day.
Best Time to Apply:
Apply IIL Pulsor when early disease symptoms are seen or when cloudy, humid, and wet field conditions increase disease risk. Pulsor fungicide performs better when disease pressure is still low to moderate. Morning or evening spraying is better because spray loss and crop stress are lower. IIL Pulsor should not be sprayed on severely wilted, drought-stressed, or waterlogged crops.
Frequency of Application and Re-Entry Period:
Frequency of Application: One timely IIL Pulsor spray can help manage early disease pressure. Repeat Pulsor fungicide only if disease continues and label guidance allows it.
Re-Entry Period: Do not enter the treated field for at least 24 hours after IIL Pulsor application without proper protective gear.
Compatibility: Pulsor fungicide may be compatible with many crop-protection products, but avoid mixing with unknown pesticides, fertilizers, or strong alkaline products without a jar test.
Application Care: IIL Pulsor gives better results when spray coverage reaches the disease-prone parts of the crop.
Resistance Care: Rotate Pulsor fungicide with other suitable fungicide groups and avoid repeated use of the same chemistry in every spray cycle.
Safety Precautions and Handling:
Read the product label carefully before mixing and spraying IIL Pulsor.
Wear gloves, mask, goggles, long sleeves, and protective footwear while using Pulsor fungicide.
Do not eat, drink, smoke, or chew anything during application.
Avoid direct contact with skin, eyes, and mouth.
Do not inhale spray mist while applying IIL Pulsor.
Keep Pulsor fungicide away from ponds, canals, wells, drinking water, and fish farms.
Do not exceed the recommended dose of IIL Pulsor.
Wash hands, face, and exposed skin properly after spraying.
Keep children, animals, and unprotected workers away from the treated field until the spray dries.
Storage Instructions:
Store IIL Pulsor in its original sealed container.
Keep Pulsor fungicide in a cool, dry, shaded, and well-ventilated place.
Keep IIL Pulsor away from direct sunlight, moisture, heat, and open flame.
Store Pulsor fungicide away from food, animal feed, drinking water, seeds, and household items.
Keep IIL Pulsor out of reach of children and farm animals.
Close the bottle tightly after use.
Do not store leftover mixed Pulsor fungicide spray solution for later use.
Do not reuse empty containers for household or farm storage.
Storage Temperature: Follow the storage instructions printed on the product pack.
Shelf Life: Check the pack label before use.
Product Specification:
Specifications | Details |
Product Name | IIL Pulsor Fungicide |
Brand Name | Insecticides India Ltd. |
Pulsor Fungicide Technical Name | Thifluzamide 24% SC |
Formulation Type | SC - Suspension Concentrate |
Chemical Group | Carboxamide / SDHI fungicide |
Mode of Action | Systemic localized activity with protective and curative disease control |
IRAC Group | Not applicable, because this is a fungicide |
FRAC Group | Group 7, SDHI fungicide |
Recommended For | Paddy, tomato, and potato |
Pack Sizes Available | 150 ml, 500 ml, 1 L |
Country of Origin | India |
Shelf Life | Check pack label |
Pre-Harvest Interval | Paddy: 28 days or follow label; other crops: follow label |
Application Method | Foliar spray |
Recommended Dose | 150 ml per acre in about 200 litres of water |
Dose Per Litre | 0.75 to 1 ml per litre of water |
Target Diseases | Sheath blight, root rot, damping-off, and leaf spot-type fungal diseases |
Product Category | Fungicide |