Greatindos M-45 is a broad-spectrum fungicide that is used to control a wide range of fungal diseases on major crops such as Tomato and Chilli. This fungicide is highly effective against fungal pathogens through contact action, which are the main cause of diseases. Greatindos fungicide forms a protective layer on the crop surface and prevents spores from germinating. It consists of Zinc and Manganese which help in correcting nutrient deficiency in crops. This fungicide lasts for a longer period and ensures continuous protection for the crops.

Greatindos Fungicide Technical Name:

• Mancozeb 75% WP

Key Features and Benefits:

• Broad-spectrum Fungicide: Greatindos controls a broad spectrum of diseases such as Early Blight, Buckeye Rot, and Powdery Mildew.

• Prevents Resistance: It does not allow fungal pathogens to develop resistance against fungicides with multiple actions.

• Versatile Application: This fungicide can be used with the help of foliar spray and seed treatment, making it flexible for farmers.

• Safe for the Environment: Greatindos fungicide is less toxic compared to other fungicides, making it environmentally friendly.

Greatindos Fungicide Dose and Application Method:

• For Foliar Spray: 

  • Use 2 gm per litre of water.

  • Add 30 gm per 15 litre pump.

  • Mix 300 gm per acre

• For Seed Treatment: 

  • Add 2.5 gm per kg of seeds.

Mode of Action:

• Mode of Action: Contact

Greatindos Fungicide Uses:

• Greatindos is suitable for crops such as Potato, Tomato, Chilli, Onion, Groundnut, and other crops. 

Target Diseases:

• Greatindos fungicide is effective against Early Blight, Buckeye Rot, Fruit Rot, Ripe Rot, and other fungal diseases. 

Recommended Dosage Table:

Safety Precautions:

• Read the instructions carefully before using the product. 

• Wear protective gear to cover your skin and eyes. 

• Do not ingest anything while using the product.

• Wash your hands properly after applying the fungicide. 

• Keep it out of reach of children and pets. 

Note:

• Greatindos fungicide is restricted in the state of Kerala and is for agricultural use only.