Fungicide Champion: instructions for use, mechanism of action, consumption rates

To avoid mass infection of cultivated crops with fungal and bacterial diseases, it is worthwhile to pre-treat with the Champion fungicide, having carefully studied the instructions for use. A highly effective preparation is guaranteed to protect plants from a wide range of infections and provide a quality harvest.

Composition, release form and purpose of the product

The drug is available in the form of soluble granules or powder in small packages of 25, 30, 60 or 250 grams. If necessary, you can purchase a large paper bag or a plastic bottle weighing 10 kg.The main component contained in the fungicide is copper hydroxide, the amount of which is 77%. Also, the composition of the product includes a special substance, due to which the working solution sticks to the leaves and does not drain.

Fungicide mechanism of action

Fungicide does not penetrate the plant cells, but remains on the surface in a thin layer. It is he who does not allow fungal pathogens and bacterial pathogens to penetrate into cultivated plants and develop.

Copper, which is part of the fungicide "Champion", contacts with the cells of fungi, bacteria, penetrates into them, stops the synthesis of proteins and counteracts with metals, forming chelate compounds, which provokes metabolic disorders and death.

Advantages and disadvantages of the drug "Champion"

Champion fungicide has proven itself as an effective and high-quality remedy due to a number of advantages:

guaranteed protection of many plant species from fungal, bacterial infections in the early stages;
possibility to use to create mixtures with other substances;
low toxicity to insects, animals;
positively affects the growth and development of all plants without restrictions;
reliable protection against night frosts down to -5 degrees;
economical consumption.

In addition to the positive qualities, the drug has significant drawbacks that are important to consider when choosing:

low resistance to precipitation, after heavy rain the effect of the drug stops and re-irrigation is required;
not suitable for the treatment of diseases, only for preventive purposes;
protects the culture only on the surface, the components are not able to penetrate into the cells;
resistance not ruled out;
not recommended for spraying aquatic plants.

Important! In the later stages of the disease, the remedy is not used, since it is designed for use at the first signs of damage.

Consumption rate for different plants

When processing grapes and peaches, the consumption rate of the composition per 1 sq. m varies from 0.1 to 0.3 g. Tomato, potato and hops need a higher dose - from 0.2 to 0.35 g. For the prevention of scab in apples, a maximum dose of 0.35 g should be used.

Consumption of the working composition is 100 liters per 1 square. m. The time of protective action depends on precipitation, its frequency, quantity.

How to prepare a working solution

You need to carefully read the instructions for the drug and adhere to the indicated dosages.

To make a universal solution, it is recommended to dissolve 30 g of the fungicide in 10 liters of water.

Instructions for using the product

Processing should be carried out in the morning or evening, in the absence of strong wind and rain, if the temperature does not exceed 20 degrees, and the likelihood of precipitation is not high.

Important! If the temperature is more than 25 degrees, spraying must be discarded, as it can cause burns on the foliage.

The procedure is carried out with a fresh solution, the sheet plate is processed both from the top and bottom. The method and time of irrigation depends on the type of crop and its disease.

MildewFirst spraying after the vine reaches 25 cm, at a temperature of over 10 degrees, subsequent - after the flowering process with an interval of 10 days Peach Macrosporiosis, late blightSpray the plant with an interval of 10 days3 HopsPeronosporosisTreat foliage at intervals of 8-10 days4 5

Crop	Disease	Processing method	Possible amount of irrigation per season
Grapes		4
Leaf Curl	Do only one once at the time of bud formation or in the autumn before the massive fall of the leaves

Apple tree	Scab		First irrigation at bud break in spring, between subsequent procedures to take breaks of 10 days

After spraying, harvesting can only be done after 15 days (apples, hops), 20 days (tomato, potatoes), 1 month (peaches, grapes).

Medication Precautions

Champion Fungicide is not a toxic drug, but extra precautions are needed. Avoid inhalation and contact with skin and eyes.

Perform processing in overalls, using a respirator and goggles to protect the skin and mucous membranes. Wash hands and face thoroughly with soap and water after treatment.

If swallowed, take activated charcoal, empty the stomach and seek medical attention, providing the label of the drug.

Toxicity

The product is not phytotoxic, safe for pollinating insects and animals. Fungicide "Champion" is characterized by a reduced degree of danger to human he alth.

Compatibility with other substances

You can not combine the "Champion" fungicide in tank mixtures with pesticides that contain aluminum fosetil, thiram, sulfur. The drug is not effective in combination with acid-based products.

Before use, be sure to perform a compatibility test.

Terms and conditions of storage

Store the Champion fungicide in its original packaging, separately from food and medicines, in a closed place out of the reach of children. The optimum temperature is from 5 to 12 degrees.