Proteas are flowering plants known for their striking, colorful blooms and unique, spiky appearance, native to South Africa.
The products for proteas were chosen to effectively manage common diseases like Anthracnose, Fusarium, and Phytophthora, and to control pests such as the African Bollworm, ensuring healthy and vibrant blooms.
Fungicide
Fungicide
Fungicide
Fungicide
Insecticide
Insecticide
Insecticide
Insecticide
Chemical rotations in agriculture refer to the practice of alternating between different chemicals (fungicides, insecticides, or herbicides) with different modes of action to manage pests, diseases, or weeds effectively. This strategy helps prevent the development of resistance in the target organisms and ensures better control of the pest or disease over time.
Use Daconil Weatherstik, Score, and Heritage in rotation to control Colletotrichum, preventing resistance buildup.
Use Daconil Weatherstik, Switch, Score, and Heritage in rotation for Drechslera control, minimizing resistance risk.
Alternate Score and Daconil Weatherstik to effectively control rust diseases, using different modes of action.
Rotate Daconil Weatherstik, Switch, Score, and Heritage for Botrytis management, using different modes of action.
Alternate to Subdue Maxx, Clear Out, and Heritage for Phytophthora control, a water mold, using different modes of action.
Rotate Agrimec Gold, Meridian, and Thiovit Jet to manage thrips. Note: Thiovit Jet should not be sprayed during the flowering.
Rotate Chess and Meridian to manage aphids, using different chemical groups to prevent resistance development.
Rotate Score, Daconil Weatherstik, Heritage, and Thiovit Jet for powdery mildew. Note: Avoid Thiovit Jet in flowering.
Rotating Thiovit Jet, Meridian, and Agrimec Gold, prevents the mites from developing resistance to a single product.